British PM condemns student rioting at party HQ

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British Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday joined in condemning students who stormed his party's London headquarters, in a protest the press described as "brainless."Cameron said those involved were "bent on violence and destruction" and should face prosecution, while also describing the police response as "not adequate" in a round of television interviews from Seoul, where he is attending the Group of 20 summit.

British Prime Minister David Cameron Thursday joined in condemning students who stormed his party's London headquarters, in a protest the press described as "brainless."Cameron said those involved were "bent on violence and destruction" and should face prosecution, while also describing the police response as "not adequate" in a round of television interviews. from Seoul, where he is attending the Group of 20 summit.

British papers were Thursday mostly scornful of students who broke into Prime Minister David Cameron's party headquarters during a turbulent protest against a threefold hike in tuition fees.The activists who stormed 30 Millbank, home of the Conservative party, scored an own-goal by shifting debate from the coalition government's plans to the limits of protest, according to the majority of the nation's newspapers.

University students forced their way into the headquarters of British Prime Minister David Cameron's party on Wednesday during a chaotic protest against the government's plans to triple tuition fees.Dozens of demonstrators smashed ground-floor windows and charged into the lobby of 30 Millbank, a 1960s office building near the Houses of Parliament that houses the Conservative Party, an AFP reporter witnessed.

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Last Friday morning, there had been bacon rolls, an enormous pile of them – Nigel Farage's press officer gestured with his hand to show just how enormous – ready for the journalists who would assemble to watch the Ukip leader watch David Cameron's long-trailed speech on Europe.