Demonstrators travelled from across the country to join protests against the Conservative Party in Birmingham as the Tory conference got underway at the International Conference Centre (ICC) on Broad Street.
Some dressed up as the Prime Minister Liz Truss and her Secretary of State for Health Therese Coffey. Others waved placards with slogans showing their anger at the policies being implemented by the Government so far.
The rally was organised by the People’s Assembly and Midlands TUC. Mick Lynch, general secretary of the RMT was among the speakers. The demonstration follows a train strike that was held yesterday (Saturday, October 1).
Some protesters heckled Jacob Rees Mogg as he made his way through Victoria Square. After a series of speeches the protesters marched through Birmingham city centre.
See our picture gallery of the protest and march here
1. Demonstration organised by the People's Assembly and TUC Midlands entitled: 'Protest the Tory party conference' at Birmingham Victoria Square
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2. Demonstrators marching through the Birmingham city centre as the Conservative Party Conference is taking place at the International Convention Centre
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3. Young girl demonstrates in Birmingham as the Conservative Party conference gets underway
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4. Thousands take to the streets in Birmingham to protest against the Conservative Party as the annual Tory meeting gets underway at the ICC
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