Police officers have suffered “minor injuries” during “scuffles” at an anti-vaccine protest in Parliament Square

       The officers were injured while attempting to escort a police motorcyclist through the area at around 12.30pm on Saturday, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement.

       Video footage from the protest posted on social media shows shoving between police and protesters.

       Later at around 3pm a group of protesters stopped outside a shop on Regents Street, police said.

       A few officers suffered ‘minor injuries’, the Metropolitan Police said (Ian West/PA)

       (PA Wire)

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       They began “directing abuse” at people inside and egging the shop until police intervened, ending the incident.

       No injuries were reported.

       A further incident occurred at around 4pm when beer cans a flare were thrown at officers on Whitehall

       The force said that their officers were also subjected to “abuse and physical violence” elsewhere on Whitehall – leading to several more officers sustaining minor injuries.

       The Met added that no arrests have been made.