Arrests at anti-austerity protest outside Downing Street
Fifteen people were arrested for a range of offences as anti-austerity protesters converged on Whitehall.
Four police officers and a member of police staff were also injured during the event.
Protests and promotions at Downing Street
Downing Street was the scene of protests and promotions as the warm glow of victory gave way to hard work and noisy opposition.
Michael Gove moved from chief whip to running the Justice Department and there were arrests and violence as anti-austerity voices were raised at the gates, just yards from Number Ten, as ITV News Political Correspondent Libby Wiener reports.
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