Thousands of protesters took to the streets of London on Saturday (April 16) for the "4 Demands" anti-austerity march.
Demonstrators marched from Gower Street in Bloomsbury to Trafalgar Square during the rally, organised by The People's Assembly.
The four demands related to health, homes, jobs and education, with organisers adding a fifth in the wake of the Panama leaks scandal: the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron .
Up to 100,000 people were expected to take part in the march, though the actual number who turned up is not yet clear.
Earlier this month, the cast of cult Channel 4 comedy Green Wing joined protesters taking part in the junior doctors strike , and last Saturday (April 9), thousands of protesters descended on Westminster to demand Mr Cameron's resignation .
Protests aren't just about numbers, of course, they're also a great chance to exercise your creative side to get the message across with funny, moving or occasionally downright confusing banners and placards.
With that in mind, we've selected nine of the best from Saturday's march. Let us know if we've missed any good ones (keep it clean, of course) by tweeting @getwestlondon.
Only Fools and Horses
Peckham's finest (and Panama's possibly less fine) provided the inspiration for this ditty, composed by protesters from Bolton
'Shrouds have no pockets'
It's the craftsmanship you have to admire here, as much as the slogan
British steel
A stark message but a powerful one in support of Britain's embattled steel industry
Where's Dumbledore when you need him?
A Harry Potter fan with a cheeky suggestion for David Cameron's successor
Channeling the French
A bi-lingual effort here, seeking to invoke the revolutionary spirit of our 'amis' from across the Channel
'Could do better'
Teachers doing what they do best, and marking Nicky Morgan's work as education secretary
Peasants are revolting
Everyone loves a good pun, don't they?
You don't hate Mondays
So that's the real reason for those Monday blues then?
Where's the nearest lavatory?
A bit of political wordplay. Hopefully there were plenty of loos for all the protesters
