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Protesters from the Lion Guard of Iran marched in London, demanding the UK proscribe IRGC as a terrorist group.
The crowd, estimated at about 2,000, marched from Whitehall toward the Israeli embassy amid chants of support for Reza Pahlavi.
Chants included 'Trump and Bibi, thank you, thank you,' as protesters gathered in central London.
Protesters waved Iranian, Israeli, and American flags while some carried signs calling for freedom and leadership changes in Iran.
A speaker urged the UK to proscribe the IRGC to protect British society, arguing IRGC presence in the UK is a threat.
The demonstration included multiple police officers and was described as a large-scale London rally.
Effigies and propaganda soaked the scene, including a coffin and a rat depiction of Khamenei.
Organizers pushed for sanctions and a future leadership change in Iran, with signs supporting Reza Pahlavi.
The event took place amid ongoing Middle East conflict developments, including claims of Iranian and U.S. military actions.

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The Cosmic House in London will open to the public from April 22 to December, with requested visiting times.
Located in West London, The Cosmic House is a private Grade I listed home by Charles Jencks and Terry Farrell’s collaboration.
Inside, the house features rooms and elements inspired by the human body and cosmos, described as a total work of art.
The house is described as a Gesamtkunstwerk, or total work of art, with every element tied to proportion and the cosmos.
Visitors will view rooms such as the Winter Room and the Solar Stair, along with exhibits by renowned designers and artists.
Tickets are priced at £16 with a donation, £13 without a donation, and £5 for students, with timing guidance for visitors.
The venue invites visitors to arrive a few minutes before their time and follow restrictions such as age and footwear.
The Cosmic House has been praised as a key landmark in the development of postmodern architecture.
The project aims to engage visitors in discussions about culture, cosmology, science, and design.
The house was built between 1978 and 1983 on a residential street in Kensington.

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