Boris Johnson used to oppose the use of water cannon. What's changed?
London’s Police and Crime Commissioner Boris Johnson refused to comment today following reports that the Met have requested water cannon to use against protesters.
Tories urge Boris to allow police to use 'sound weapons'
Boris Johnson was today urged to allow the police to use sound weapons capable of emitting “harmful, pain-inducing sounds,” against Londoners.
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