"Kill the bill" protests took place for the third consecutive night in Central London on March 16 in response to the Sarah Everard vigil that was shut down by police Saturday.

On Tuesday evening the crime, policing, sentencing and courts bill was voted for by MPs; 359 to 263 in favor of passing it.

The protest section of the bill has been criticised by civil liberty groups as a way of restricting and clamping down of protests.

Kill the Bill protesters meet for the third time (March 16) as MPs vote for or against the protest bill this evening in the House of Commons.

Kill the Bill protesters take to the streets for the third night running as MPs vote in the House of Commons.

Motorists whip demonstrators into a frenzy as they show support by sounding their horns.

"Kill the Bill" protests took place in Central London for the third night running in response to the Sarah Everard vigil on Saturday being shut down by police.

On Tuesday evening Crime, Policing, Sentencing and Courts Bill was voted for by MPs; 359 to 263 in favour of passing it.
The protest section of the Bill has been criticised by civil liberty groups as a way of restricting and clamping down of protests.