Seven individuals have been formally charged with grievous bodily harm (GBH) after violent clashes broke out during a protest outside the Iranian embassy in London. The charges stem from what authorities describe as "disorder" involving injuries, though specific details about the victims or the nature of the altercation haven’t been released yet.

Editor’s Note: Embassy protests can escalate quickly, especially when tensions around international issues are high. This incident highlights how demonstrations—even those driven by political grievances—can spiral into physical violence, with serious legal consequences. For the UK, it’s another test of balancing free speech with public safety, especially near diplomatic sites. And for Iran, it’s a reminder of how its domestic policies often spark unrest far beyond its borders.