TJ "March on Belgravia" by Tapanuan University Students

==The, proclaimed, "March on Belgravia"==
Anger has brewed out of Yttinnis-based University of Tapanuo on what is being called the "March on Belgravia". Belgravia is a District of Tapanuo which hosts The Whitehall Estate, home to Lord Rutland, and several historical monuments and buildings. Student Chair of the Student Union, Alex Green, organiser of the March, called for "Democracy Above Elites. Freedom Above All. My Right Above None," and when confronted by the Tapanuan Constabulary (State Police), shouted, "Hey, Hey, Lord Rutland, you ain't stopping sh*t!"
The Federal Representative, Lord Rutland, 1st Baron Yttinnis, deployed the Special Troops Battalion of the State National Guard to protect his State Property, the Estate. Civil Guard Commandant, Major Ben Drake told officials this morning that, "we are here as a precaution. We are not here to provoke or alert. To help the State Police, it is our job to protect the Property of State. The State Police will be dealing with the protesters, we are here to protect, simply."
Assistant Chief Constable Paul Coleman of State Police, the Director-Supervisor of the Protest Operations has told this Journal that, "we do not expect violence, but, as per regulation, we shall prepare for violence. We will be keeping the protesters away from Chester Square, resident of many buildings, including Whitehall Estate. A clear warning has been sent out: the mere splint of violence shall call an end to the protest". 
Although exact figures are unknown, estimates predict that 900-1500 students took part in the March. So far, there have been 0 arrests and 0 injuries/deaths. Right to peaceful protest has been reinforced by the State Chancellor, Arthur Keen, who has said following a press conference that he apprentices "the voice" of the youth but disagrees with their "ways and means". Keen says "it is evident" that "young folk and lads" are "wanting to be heard" and they are "prepared" to use any methods to get their voice heard.
Violence was not observed although fowl languages, curses and rude signs were herald at -- mainly -- the Federal Representative. It is hoped this will be the last spew of anger by Students. The University Vice Chancellor has threatened to suspend the Student Union and exclude Students if "disruptive" behaviour continues. 
The March was the first of its kind in Tapanauo, with the first big independent show of Youth Voices.
This is an ongoing story.
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