In a passionate display of solidarity with Palestine, a crowd of demonstrators gathered in the heart of Nottingham to voice their grievances against the BBC, Starbucks, and Marks & Spencer for their perceived support of Israel. Chants filled the air as protesters used megaphones and loudspeakers to express their concerns, while waving flags, signs, and banners adorned with messages.

One striking and solemn element of the protest involved the placement of white cloth-covered items, symbolizing the bodies of children who lost their lives in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. These symbolic representations were left at the doors of the BBC in Nottingham, drawing attention to the human toll of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The protest sought to call attention to what demonstrators believe is complicity or support by the named companies with Israeli policies and actions, prompting a call for a boycott to pressure these entities into reconsidering their positions. The protest, while raising awareness and generating public discourse, also served as a reminder of the complex and deeply rooted issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that continue to capture global attention.