Hundreds demand 'free Palestine' at Cardiff protest

The peaceful demonstration took place outside BBC Cymru Wales' offices in Cardiff

About 400 protesters gathered in Cardiff calling for a "free Palestine" as rallies were also held in Manchester and London.

More than 250 people have been killed since fighting began between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza on 10 May.

On Friday a ceasefire was agreed between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza.

The protest was held outside BBC Cymru Wales' offices.

It was organised by the Cardiff Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

• Thousands attend Pro-Palestinian rallies

"This has to stop," said Mohammed Hadia, one of the organisers, who said more than 60 children were among the fatalities in Gaza.

"The West and the international community has to stand up and say this is enough."

The protest took place on Saturday

Israel says 13 people have been killed there, including two children.

The army said militants had fired more than 4,300 rockets during the conflict, many at southern cities.