These are the faces of eight people police want to trace after a war memorial was defaced and police were injured during a protest earlier this month.
Scotland Yard released the mugshots as it made a fresh appeal for information about the disorder which took place the day the Conservatives won the general election.
Following the anti-austerity protest by Downing Street on May 9, five police officers and staff were injured - two of them ending up in hospital.
Graffiti saying “F*** Tory scum” was sprayed onto a war memorial commemorating the role of women in World War Two. Police at the time called the graffiti "particularly abhorrent considering we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of VE Day".
Officers made 15 arrests on the day - three on suspicion of assaulting police officers and 12 on suspicion of violent disorder. Those arrested were aged between 16 and 45.
A/Cmdr Colin Morgan of the Met's public order command said: "A number of officers were injured during the disorder and the Women in World War II Memorial was damaged with graffiti. I'm urging anyone who recognises these men to come forward and assist us with our investigation."
Police want anyone who recognises the people in the pictures to call 020 8246 0076 or e-mail IDsought@met.police.uk, quoting the reference numbers on the picture.
Alternatively, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
