Millions of people held protests across the US against President Donald Trump
One of the largest was in Washington where numbers were so high organisers re-routed
Hundreds of other anti-Trump demonstrations took place across the world, from Australia to Antarctica
The new president did not mention the protests in a short address to the CIA on Saturday
Google Map's app is showing the DC Women's March route - from the southwest corner of the US Capitol to the White House.
The search engine giant's executives were accused by conservatives of favouring Clinton over Trump in November's election.
Image source, Google"You have the power!" the newest California Senator tells the crowd, waving a finger in the air.
"And there is nothing more powerful than a group of determined sisters marching alongside their partners... standing up for what we know is right."
She's mocking elected officials who claim to "priortise women's issues".
Climate change, healthcare, education, national security, the economy - "These are all women's issues!" she cries.
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There are hundreds of marches planned across the US alone, from coast to coast, today.
Here's the full list, external.
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We've spoken to some of the young people who came from around the country for yesterday's inauguration of Donald Trump.
"I know that the Mexicans usually come over and just steal everything," one young girl tells us, adding that she hopes Trump builds the wall.
Hear in their own words, what they like about their new president.
Cecile Richards, the head of US family planning organisation Planned Parenthood, says it will "keep fighting for reproductive rights including abortion".
"We're not going to take this lying down!" she told the crowd.
"For the majority of people in this country Planned Parenthood is not the problem. We're the solution!"
Republicans have pledged to cancel funding to the women's health organisation.
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Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets as part of an international campaign on the first full day of Trump's presidency.
Catch up on the scenes in London, Sydney, Washington, Nairobi, Copenhagen.
Anti-Trump marchers take to the streets across the world
American actress Ashley Judd has just launched a ferocious attack on Trump, using the slam poetry of a 19-year-old from Tennessee, Nina Donovan.
"I am a nasty woman", she drawled, quoting Trump's debate remark about Hillary Clinton.
"I'm not as nasty as a man who looks like he bathes in Cheetoh dust."
It continued: "Blacks are still in shackles and graves just for being black.
"Slavery has been reinterpreted as the prison system in front of people who see melanin as animal skin.
"I am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag.
"And I didn't know Hitler could be resurrected, but I feel Hitler in these streets!
"A moustache traded for a toupee, Nazis renamed, the cabinet, electoral conversion therapy, the new gas chambers, shaming gay out of America, turning rainbows into suicide notes."
And on it went. Full video below...
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Marchers today overwhelmingly back Democrats, but Republicans want their voice recognised, too.
They've posted this video, featuring Republican members of Congress.
In the clip, Tennessee Representative Diane Black says: "Why is it that I see capable women who will back up and not move forward when I see that they really have some of the best ideas?
"We need to continue to push women to say, 'I can do this job'."
In the November 2016 election, Hillary Clinton captured 54% of female voters, but lost some key constituencies - 53% of white women cast their ballots for Donald Trump.
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The 45th US president has just tweeted with a typo on "honered".
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Washington subway reports 275,000 trips as of 11am on day of Women's March, compared with 193,000 on inauguration day.
The service was running smoothly today, not often the case on a weekend, when long waits for trains are common.
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In Boston, liberal Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren is saying: "Donald Trump’s campaign was about attacks on women, attacks on African-Americans, attacks on Latinos, attacks on religious groups, attacks on immigrants."
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Tens of thousands of people marched in London earlier on Saturday, and in Manchester, Edinburgh, Belfast, Liverpool and Cardiff.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and his wife Saadiya were in Trafalgar Square for the event, which was captured in a timelapse video below.
Read more about the UK protests here
Anti-Trump protestors fill Trafalgar Square
Image source, European Photopress AgencyMayor Sadiq Khan in Trafalgar Square
Image source, AFPProtesters in London pushed different issues they see as under threat from Trump
Image source, AFPThe US flag was unfurled, perhaps as a show of solidarity with Washington protesters
There are also women's marches in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver today.
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Donald Trump's senior adviser Kellyanne Conway was tweeting about the first woman president last night.
The first woman in US history to manage a successful presidential campaign posted photos of her children, calling upon her daughter Vanessa to become the first female president in 2053.
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Hundreds of thousands of women have rallied in Washington DC and around the world to protest against Donald Trump's inauguration.
Hear for yourself why they are marching.
Women's March on Washington: What is it?
Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore is criticising the Washington Post headline today.
"The headline was 'Trump takes power,'" he announced mockingly.
"I dont think so!" he said to a huge applause.
"Here's the power! Here's the majority of America right here! We are the majority," he added gesturing to the crowd.
He tore apart the newspaper front page.
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Huge crowds are coming into the city from the surrounding suburbs of Virginia and Maryland.
The Metro authorities have already reported 275,000 trips taken as of 11:00 local time.
Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, who is speaking now, has just predicted a million people will attend today.
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