This video from England says about itself:
November 2003 – Demonstration against George W Bush state visit to London following the invasion of Iraq.
From the Stop the War Coalition in Britain:
War criminal George Bush will visit London during his European tour next month. He is expected on [Sunday] 15 June. Stop the War is planning a protest in London on that day against Bush and his war policies, and against the British government’s continuing support for his wars. Watch this space for more details.
From British daily The Morning Star of today:
PEACE campaigners reiterated demands for US and British leaders to face justice for their war crimes on Tuesday after former deputy leader of the Labour Party John Prescott admitted that the Iraq war would be a “mark against” the record of new Labour.
Dear Kitty. Some blog 
Reading magistrates asked for Bush arrest warrant
4/ 6/2008
A peace campaigner from Newtown will tomorrow ask Reading magistrates for a warrant to arrest George W Bush.
Peter Burt, of Biko Court, is taking his case to court to try to get the American president arrested for war crimes.
Mr Burt, of Reading Peace Group, plans to outline the offences that ‘Dubya’, left, has committed and the international laws that he has broken, including the invasion of Iraq, the bombing of Afghanistan and the abduction, illegal detention and torture of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.
He said: “The historians of the future will mention the name Bush in the same breath as the names of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot and other great criminals who have committed the most appalling crimes that humanity has known.
“I will be asking Reading magistrates to stand up for international law by issuing an arrest warrant so that George Bush can be held to account for his crimes in the International Criminal Court.”
Magistrates have the power to issue an arrest warrant under section one of the Magistrates’ Court Act 1980 if information about a suspected offence is laid before them.
‘Laying an information’ is usually done by the police or other law enforcement agencies but it can also be done by a member of the public.
http://www.getreading.co.uk/news/s/2029501_reading_magistrates_asked_for_bush_arrest_warrant
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