Youth Demand protesters held a demonstration outside Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s home, placing fake body bags representing child victims of conflict and displaying signs calling for an end to British arms exports to Israel. The protest was part of a planned month-long series of "swarming road-blocks" aimed at disrupting traffic in London daily. Additionally, the group blocked several roads in the city, including Commercial Street, Angel Junction, and Tower Bridge, causing inconvenience to commuters while holding signs reading "Youth Demand an End to Genocide" and "Stop Arming Israel."

Crowds gathered across the US on Saturday to protest against President Trump, with rallies held in over 1,200 locations. The protests were sparked by various grievances, including immigration raids and economic issues. Thousands attended events in cities such as Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington DC, where speakers criticized the administration's policies and wealthy donors, particularly Elon Musk. The protests came after a week of poor results for Trump and his allies, including a special congressional election in Florida and a court election in Wisconsin.

Turkish photojournalist Yasin Akgul was arrested at his home by police while covering anti-government protests. He was accused of taking part in illegal rallies and marches and faces charges. Akgul believes he was targeted because of his profession and that the aim is to intimidate journalists and prevent them from reporting on the unrest. Seven journalists were arrested in dawn raids, including Akgul, who works for AFP news agency. The arrests have sparked fears for democracy in Turkey, where around 2,000 people have been detained in two weeks, many of whom are students or members of Generation Erdogan.

Two more individuals, a 55-year-old woman and a 33-year-old man, have been charged over vandalism at Donald Trump’s golf course at Turnberry. The damage included digging up greens, painting slogans, and daubing red paint on buildings. The pair were arrested in England and are set to appear at Ayr Sheriff Court on Monday.