Shocking scenes unfurled at Victoria Station in London as an indignant mob of pro-Palestinian supporters surged ahead to assault Cabinet Minister Michael Gove.

The Levelling Up Secretary was on his option to get a prepare when demonstrators who had been on the 300,000-person anti-Israel march noticed him and rushed his place.

Police could be seen combating again the yobs as they attempt to overcome them and get the senior Tory minister.

The scenes are the most recent on a torrid Armistice Day and seem to justify issues that the demonstration ought to have been blocked.

After an occasion which has seen a war memorial vandalised by pro-Palestinian mobs, anti-Semitic chants and racist and genocidal anti-Israel banners calls for are being made that Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley is sacked.

Reacting to the scenes, Reform UK chief Richard Tice stated: "Truly disgusting and sadly predictable. Rowley should resign on Monday 9am."

The Met police chief insisted on permitting the marches to go forward regardless of warnings of pro-Palestinian extremists and the far proper descending on London.

Tory Dudley North MP Marco Longhi advised Express.co.uk: "I am lost for words about what is going on. Suella was absolutely right, the police should be tackling this straight on. It is absolutely disgraceful and thoroughly depressing."