Anti-War Rally in Capital BBC
Thousands take anti-war protest to Scottish Parliament
Mr Sheridan, the leader of the Scottish Socialist Party, said a conflict would be a "massacre", in which the World Health Organisation predicted there could be between 100,000 and 500,000 casualties in the first five days. The Scotsman
Protesters take to the streets of Edinburgh for two-hour rally
MORE than 7000 anti-war protesters marched through the centre of Edinburgh yesterday to stage a two-hour peace rally outside the Scottish Parliament.
They listened to politicians including George Galloway, Tommy Sheridan, Kenny MacAskill and Robin Harper, union leaders, and church ministers, who called for Tony Blair and George Bush to heed growing opposition to war. The Herald
