British police getting ready for disruptions at Margaret Thatcher’s funeral procession

British police and politicians will meet today to discuss the details of the forthcoming funeral of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher after reports came in that the procession could be disrupted by those who opposed the Iron Lady.

As expected, representatives from the Metropolitan Police, the City of London Police, the Prime Minister’s office and the Home Office will attend the meeting to discuss the event planned for Saturday’s evening at Trafalgar Square.

The police have said, they are aware of an event to celebrate Mrs Thatcher's death planned for Saturday evening at Trafalgar Square. There have also been reports that the funeral procession itself will be disrupted by those who opposed Mrs Thatcher.

They have said they had no plans to utilize rubber bullets or water cannons against disruptors. They are determined to protect the rights of those wishing to pay their respects, as well as those of the people wishing to hold parties, they have noted.

Margaret Thatcher died on April 8, following a stroke. The funeral ceremony is planned for April 17.