Trumps are better out than in: London protests

Londoners marched through the city on Saturday protesting Donald Trump's travel ban which has caused international outrage and wreaked havoc at airports.

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Shams Al-Shakarchi

04 Feb, 2017

Londoners took to the streets for the second time to protest Trump's travel ban [Getty]

Protesters marched on the US embassy in London on Saturday as condemnation for Donald Trump's ban on travellers from Muslim-majority countries grows.

It was the second time Brits hoisted their placards and demonstrated against the controversial immigration ban after descending on Downing Street on Monday after Prime Minister Theresa May initially refused to condemn the move.

On Saturday, hundreds of thousands filled the streets of the capital to fight the ban.

Meanwhile in America, US authorities have declared they would not enforce Trump's travel ban and would reverse the revocation of visas following a court ruling suspending the order.