Remembrance Day protest violence as it happened: More than 100 arrested after violent clashes with police

As the Met Police issue a dispersal order in London, the atmosphere between the two groups of protesters has calmed.

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The Prime Minister said in a statement: “I condemn the violent, wholly unacceptable scenes we have seen today from the EDL and associated groups and Hamas sympathisers attending the National March for Palestine. The despicable actions of a minority of people undermine those who have chosen to express their views peacefully."

The intervention comes after violent clashes erupted between far-right counter-protesters and police today as 300,000 pro-Palestinian activists marched through central London. 

Chants referring to the Muslim prophet Muhammad as a paedophile have been heard being sung by counter-protesters in Parliament Square.

"Allah is a paedo" was heard being sung repeatedly over the course of the last hours.

Around 105 arrests have been made today, the Metropolitan Police has said, the "vast majority" of which are counter-protesters.

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove was met with cries of "shame on you" after appearing at London's Victoria station.

After he was seen, violence broke out between police and Pro-Palestine protestors who were reportedly doing a sit-in protest at the rail hub.

Police have detained a number of pro-Palestine protesters after a box of 'fireworks' was found. 

Protesters in London have been twice asked to not set off fireworks by an organiser of the event. 

 "Please stop throwing fireworks", the pro-Palestinian crowd congregating at the end of the march in Nine Elms was told after one went off. 

 A second was set off soon after, and a man then said: "We just made the announcement about fireworks, it's genuinely about safety, please consider the people around you."

The Metropolitan Police are hunting two individuals who are wearing what appear to be Hamas headbands

A spokesperson for the Met said: "Officers are actively looking for these individuals and will take proactive action when they are identified."

The pro-Palestine march through central London appears to have been largely peaceful, with far-right counter-protesters clashing with the police as they neared the protest.

At least 92 arrests have been made, with the Met confirming them to be counter-protesters.

Clashes between police and counter-protesters have calmed down, LBC's EJ Ward reports.

Bottles had been thrown at officers as large groups of counter-protesters clashed with police. 

They are now starting to disperse from the area.

Police have been pushed back around 50ft as clashes with counter-protesters erupt, LBC's EJ Ward reports from the scene.

Bottles have been thrown towards police, who are hitting the protesters back with their batons. 

Police have arrested 10 more people in addition to the 82 made earlier. 

Arrests have been made for possession of offensive weapons, affray and possession of drugs, police said.