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Whatever Happened to People Power
Panorama examines how powers granted to police with the intention of halting terrorists are being used instead to curb legitimate forms of protests.
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Protesters and the police
Sorry, you must enable Javascript to display media contentPanorama meets two very different protesters who share their experiences of police tactics in Britain today
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Map of the UK's protest hotspots
Panorama maps some of the key areas of where police and protesters have clashed in recent years.
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The fight for the right to object
Panorama looks at some of the laws that are being used to reign in the right to legal, peaceful protest in Britain.
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Archive: A policeman's lot
Sorry, you must enable Javascript to display media contentCriticism of the police is nothing new. Panorama spoke to both police and the public in Liverpool in February 1960 and found suspicion and misunderstanding on both sides.
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Whatever Happened to People Power?
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Credits
- Presenter
- Jeremy Vine
- Participant
- Raphael Rowe
- Producer
- Judith Ahern
Broadcasts
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