People in Hampton Roads are demanding justice for George Floyd. Black Lives Matter 757 and protesters are marching the streets in Hampton and Norfolk.

The Black Lives Matter rally in Sydney’s CBD on Saturday, attracted a crowd of approximately 12,000 people.

Demonstrators stood in solidarity with the George Floyd protests in the United States and also called for justice for indigenous Australians and a reduction in the number of indigenous deaths in custody.

The largely peaceful official protest started at 3:00pm and finished at 5:00pm.

However, a small number of the protestors continued to demonstrate well past the official conclusion of the rally.

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Two Australian journalists have been set upon while reporting on Black Lives Matter protests in London.

Nine News correspondent Ben Avery was crossing to the Today show this morning when he was ambushed by demonstrators and forced to abandon his live coverage.

It comes after Nine's Europe Correspondent Sophie Walsh was attacked live on air while previewing a Black Lives Matter protest last night.

Ms Walsh was live on the evening news in Adelaide when a man allegedly said Allahu Akbar before grabbing her.
Her cameraman managed to chase down the attacker and hold him until police arrived.

He was allegedly found in possession of a screwdriver and arrested for threats to kill and carrying a weapon.

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