Here Sky News looks at what the laws are on protests, how they've changed and how they were applied for the coronation: Republic's chief executive Graham Smith has said repeatedly he negotiated for four months with the Met, telling Sky News that 'up until Friday they had no concern whatsoever with our plans'.

On Monday evening the Met said they would face no further action and the force 'regrets' they were arrested and 'unable to join the wider group of protests'. In the early hours of coronation day, the leader and five other members of the anti-monarchy group Republic were arrested near Trafalgar Square 'on suspicion of going equipped for locking on'. The Met have said that 52 of those arrests 'related to concerns people were going to disrupt the event'.Ī week before, the government's new Public Order Act came into effect, giving police greater powers to tackle new tactics groups such as Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion have been using to disrupt key infrastructure and people's day-to-day lives. Agent: Sarah Landis, Sterling Lord Literistic.Police arrested 64 people during the King's coronation in London on Saturday. Here, Johnson pens a love letter to the healing power of music, enduring friendship, summertime love stories, and hard-won resilience.

Underlying these strengths are the looming specters of revenge porn and fatal gun violence. Johnson’s strengths are on full display in snappy dialogue that sings, heart-stopping romance, and realistically flawed Black teen characters learning from their mistakes, one by one. A week from reluctantly starting her freshman year at Indiana University, Toni has come to Farmland to find her real purpose and rediscover the music she lost when her dad died, but what she finds is Olivia. Toni, a Farmland regular since childhood, is returning for the first time since the untimely death of her tour manager father eight months prior. Prone to falling in love at the drop of a hat, Olivia promises her ride-or-die bestie that this festival weekend will be crush-free-but then she meets 17-year-old Toni Foster. Johnson’s ( You Should See Me in a Crown) sophomore work sees chronically heartbroken 16-year-old Olivia Brooks fleeing Indiana to Georgia’s Farmland Music and Arts Festival to outrun the painful betrayal of her latest ex-boyfriend.

Rise to the Sun by Leah Johnson