A UK interfaith coalition comprising religious, political and civic leaders, as well as grieving relatives of some of those killed in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, holds a vigil in London. Hundreds gathered mid-afternoon in frigid conditions opposite Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Downing Street office and residence to "give a voice to the majority of the public who stand against hate", organisers said. "We want to meet with people and Palestinians and people from different backgrounds and religions," Magen Inon, who lost his parents in the October 7 attack tells AFP. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES