Pro-Palestine protesters stage a demonstration at London’s Waterloo station during the evening rush hour, according to reports. The group assembles on-site with a large banner that displays portraits. The portraits appear to depict individuals associated with the “Filton 25,” a group referenced in connection with the protest materials. The demonstration takes place in a busy public transport area, with commuters present as the event unfolds during peak travel times. The reports focus on the visual aspects of the demonstration—particularly the banner and the portraits—and provide limited additional detail about the protest’s stated demands, any arrests, or police actions. No further specific information is included in the available excerpts beyond the location, timing, and the banner’s content. The coverage therefore centers on where the protest occurs (Waterloo station), when it occurs (evening rush hour), and what protesters display (a banner with portraits believed to be of the “Filton 25”).