Four officers were injured as protesters attempted to storm the headquarters where the COVID coups were approved.
And Our Girl star Sean Ward appeared in handcuffed hands as police confronted activists outside London’s Medicines and Health Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
The 33-year-old is believed to have been one of hundreds of protesters who gathered outside the capital building.
It is not yet known what the police have accused him of.
He shared Instagram videos about himself traveling around London this morning, less than a month after joining a demonstration at the studios where the BBC and ITV are filmed.
Activists are understood to have traveled to the capital today to protest child vaccines.
However, officials from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Vaccination (JCVI) have confirmed this afternoon that they will not recommend laundry for healthy young people aged 12 to 15.
Images filmed in Canary Wharf show a group of high-vision police officers surrounded by protesters waving iPhones.
Police tried to push the package back as they were pushed toward the building doors.
A man in a hat was caught grabbing the door handle and trying to open it.
Some of the crowds later took part in another row in front of the vaccination center at the Science Museum in Kensington, west London.
Videos show protesters being beaten by police after officers tried to block people coming out of a nearby subway station.
It comes less than a fortnight after anti-vaxx activists stormed ITN headquarters and verbally abused veteran news reader Jon Snow.
Police said today: “We have officers attending a demonstration in front of a commercial building in Cabot Square in Canary Wharf.
“There are several agents on stage guarding the entrance to the building.
“Officers also continue to attend a demonstration of separate groups in Canary Wharf along Bank Street.
“Arrests have been made and units are still on the scene.”
They later confirmed that some computers were injured.
“Several protesters have become violent against the police,” they said.
“Four of our agents were injured during the clashes. This is unacceptable.
“It simply came to our notice then. Updates to follow “.
The JCVI has been studying whether or not to inoculate children with coronavirus.
It was understood that the green light could be given to young people aged 12 to 15 at school.
NHS England had confirmed that it was already hiring vaccinators to go to classrooms and vaccinate young people in the age group.
Meanwhile, the Department of Health and Welfare (DHSC) said it needs to be prepared in case approval is delivered.
But today, officials have said they will not recommend vaccinating students.
This decision will face a review by the UK’s four main medical officers before a final judgment is handed down.
The verdict seems likely to be a shock to the government.
Just a week ago, DHSC seemed to imply that approval would be given to vaccinate children.
A spokesman said: “If the JCVI recommends that the vaccine be offered to young people aged 12 to 15, we need to be prepared to start getting the vaccines as soon as possible.
“This is what parents across the country would rightly expect us to do, to protect their children.
“That is why the Government has asked the NHS to make the necessary preparations to ensure that they are ready to offer universal vaccination to children aged 12 to 15 from the beginning of September.”
The Modern COVID jab was given to children aged 12 to 17 in the UK.
Pfizer has also been approved for anyone over 12 years old.
Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the government has “planned ahead” during the pandemic so that it can “respond to changing circumstances and move forward quickly”.
Meanwhile, Sage says the British need to prepare for a rebound in cases where students return to class.
Experts have predicted a “high prevalence” of the virus in schools by the end of the month.
The overall risk of a child becoming seriously ill or dying of COVID is extremely low.
In the first year of the pandemic, 25 children under the age of 18 died from the virus, while 251 were admitted to the ICU in England.
In the meantime, all teachers and parents will have been offered the neck, so far with 42.3 million doses distributed to adults in the UK.
However, experts from the scientific pandemic influenza modeling group (or SPI-M) say Boris Johnson should now plan a jump in cases.