Protesters gathered opposite the Embassy of Sweden in London to demonstrate against Quran burnings in Sweden and Denmark this week by far-right politician Rasmus Paludan and the Quran been torn apart by Dutch far-right leader Edwin Wagensveld in the Hague (January 28).

The group, some travelling from as far away as Birmingham and Manchester to attend the protest, chanted: 'Shame, shame, shame on you' in response to authorities by allowing the desecration of the Holy book, raising questions as to how far free speech should go.
Others chanted, 'Labbayk ya Rasool-Allah' meaning 'I am at your service, O messenger of Allah'.

Several posters and the Swedish flag were burnt in front of the embassy building to show their disapproval.