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Police dismantle Occupy London camp
LONDON (AP) — Police and bailiffs dismantled Occupy London's campsite outside St. Paul's Cathedral early Tuesday, clearing one of the longest-surviving encampments inspired by the New York protest against capitalist excess.
Civic authorities have an eviction ¡¡order allowing them to remove the activists' tents, though not the protesters themselves.
There appeared to be several dozen protesters at the site, down ¡¡from hundreds at the height of the camp.
Demonstrators said the end of the camp would not mean the end of the Occupy movement.
"It's only tents and materials the injunction applies to so I think some protesters will be back here tomorrow," said Gary Sherborne, 50.
Protesters inspired by New York's Occupy Wall Street movement have been camped outside the 300-year-old church since mid-October.
They say they are exercising freedom of speech and drawing attention to a warped capitalist system that spawned a global financial crisis.
The protesters set up camp outside the cathedral after they were prevented ¡¡from camping in front of the nearby London Stock Ex¡¡change.
Their proximity to Christopher Wren's architectural icon embroiled the church in a conflict between bank-bashing protesters and the city's finance industry. The church's position on the protesters has shifted several times, and the cathedral's dean and a senior priest both resigned over the crisis.
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