Demonstrators march from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square chanting and holding placards.
Hundreds of Ukraine supporters have marched through central London to mark the second anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of its neighbour.
Nataliia Rusinko, who came to the UK leaving her husband to fight against Russian forces, said: "It was very hard because I didn't know for how long I would have to leave, and to leave my husband behind". In a poignant touch, paper angels hung from the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral's balcony - one for each of the 528 Ukrainian children killed during the conflict, according to Ukrainian authorities.
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