UPDATED 2.45PM | They are taken to Pudu district police headquarters for questioning.

This comes after the minister broke ranks with the government.

Analysts say Iran’s hardline measures only fuelling anger among populace. 

Marginalised groups angered by his arrest threaten to derail the govt.

The incident may strain an already sour Beijing- London ties. 

80 individuals have been summoned by police.

Police use tear gas and stun grenades to stop hundreds of protesters.

People in Nagaland have frequently accused security forces of wrongly targeting innocent locals.

One of about 60 people picked up on Tuesday, he was beaten with belts, chains, bamboo sticks and batons.

More than 60 protesters have been killed and some 2,000 detained by security forces since Feb 1.

Dead engineering had pleaded for UN to intervene hours before he was killed.

Some protesters in the US and elsewhere have targeted statues of historic figures associated with slavery or other past human rights abuses.

Magistrate rejects police request for four-day remand as all statements had already been taken.

Minnesota governor says the trucker told authorities the majority of the marchers tried to protect him.

As demonstrators broke windows and set fires, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds in many cities.

Several units of police in riot gear are seen chasing protesters and making arrests.

Some protesters fear that support for them will vanish if the Jan 11 election is won by Han Kuo-yu.

Some protesters sought a way out, others vowed not to surrender at the end of the siege at Polytechnic University in Kowloon.

A last group of about 100 defiant protesters remained in Polytechnic University, which has been surrounded by police.

Protests continue after a man was shot and another set on fire yesterday in some of worst violence during the demonstrations.

Police clashed with protesters in the former British colony on July 28 as they defended the Hong Kong Liaison Office.

'Be orderly', those taking part in the open dialogue between Carrie Lam and the public next week are told.

Demonstrators seek to widen support by taking up narrower, more domestic issues.

This comes in the early hours of today, after protesters trashed the city’s legislature.

LETTER | The government's increasingly aggressive behaviour is a worrying trend.

UPDATED 4.12PM | Group denounces violent response to peaceful protest, urges calm resolution to difference of opinions.

UPDATED 4PM | He also expresses regret that one protester, Faisal Tajuddin, had also criticised the police in its investigation.

UPDATED 12.50PM | Order is given after DPP informs court that AG has accepted representations by the accused.