Tensions Flare in London: Arrests Made Near Iranian Embassy
Eight men were arrested in London following a clash between pro and anti-Iranian demonstrators near the Iranian embassy. Seven were suspected of grievous bodily harm, while one was detained for breaching protest restrictions. Two men were injured, prompting further police investigation in the area.

Eight men have been apprehended by British police amid unrest involving pro and anti-Iranian demonstrators near the Iranian embassy in London on Friday. Among them, seven were suspected of committing grievous bodily harm.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed the arrests occurred after a man was taken into custody for allegedly violating protest bans in the area, effective until Sunday. Despite no direct connection to the embassy, the incidents transpired on Prince's Gate, proximity to the diplomatic premises.
Two individuals received medical attention at the scene and were subsequently hospitalized, though their injuries are reportedly non-life-threatening. Authorities have secured the area as a preliminary investigation continues.
(With inputs from agencies.)