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Rory Carroll writes: Protests due to be held in Palmdale, Riverside and San Bernardino, east of LA, are likely to be smaller.

Join the protests due to take place at Britain's railway stations from tomorrow and help get renationalisation back on the political agenda.

The TV station is regarded by many Ukrainians as having pro-Russia bias, and has been the target of several protests due to its alleged support of Kremlin policy in Ukraine.

While Burnham pledged the Barmy Army will "travel and support whatever 11 players are put out", he accepts there is a heightened risk – the UK government's foreign travel advice warns of the possibility of violent protests due to widespread strikes.

More than Hillary Clinton's remarks, it was Rice's post-Benghazi comments that gave the Obama administration major headaches, given that Rice said the attack appeared to result from spontaneous protests due to an anti-Islam video.

Already Iran has experienced mass protests due to the deteriorating economic conditions.

But I would argue women are also protesting due to a power failure.

Organisers of the Free 'b' bus protest, due to take place today, took one last lap on the bus after it was announced this week it would be discontinued.

In the wake of his murder, NTV quietly shelved another anti-Nemtsov hatchet job, entitled Anatomy of a Protest, due to be screened on Sunday night.

Francisco Rodriguez Esquivel, a 61-year-old cab driver said he was not surprised by the protest due to the frustration felt by licensed taxi drivers.

Updated at 5.29pm BST 5.23pm BST Los Angeles In downtown LA, people are gathering outside the Federal courthouse on Spring street for a protest due to begin here at 9am local time – simultaneous to the one in New York.