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Thursday 05 November 2015 8:36 pm

Million Mask March London: Westminster tube station reopens after closing due to demonstrations causing disruption on Circle, District and Jubilee lines

By: Caitlin Morrison

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Westminster tube station has now reopened, after being closed at the request of the police due to demonstrations taking place outside the station.

A Million Mask March is currently taking place in London, with hundreds of thousands of protesters estimated to descend on the capital to attend demonstrations organised by hactivist group Anonymous.

The main protest was scheduled to take place in Trafalgar Square from 6pm tonight, with the march then expected to move down to Victoria Embankment towards Parliament Square and Whitehall.

However, the Million Mask March website links to a Facebook page calling on protesters to meet outside the Ecuadorian Embassy where Julian Assange is being held.

According to the group, the march is a protest against "the abuses and malpractice of this government and the governments before it".

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