A group of protesters who demonstrated outside a weapons factory were in court in Brighton today. The anti-war protesters were told ’You must appear in court

A group of protesters who demonstrated outside a weapons factory were in court in Brighton today. The anti-war protesters were told ’You must appear in court.’ to appear in court after the factory asked the judge ’We want the demonstrations to be stopped.’ the demonstrations. The company’s lawyer asked the judge ’Could you limit the number of protesters to a maximum of ten?’ the protesters to ten people on Thursday afternoons. In reply, the protesters claimed they had a legal right to demonstrate and asked the judge ’Can you allow us to continue?’ them to continue. In his ruling, the judge told the protesters . ’You can’t go within 50 metres of the factory.’ within 50 meters of the factory, but he did not agree to limitations on the number of people or the day of the week. It is believed that protests will continue. The protesters have told the factory ’Stop making weapons!’