Disobedience, Critical Mass, Cleaning up after Capitalism ... we give you the lowdown on the main groups who are planning protests across the capital today.
London Rising Tide: anti-oil industry collective led by Vestey heir and trust fund militant Mark Brown. Targeted BP's AGM last week.
Wombles: anti-capitalists who wear padded white garments for protection. University dropout Alessio Lunghi, 25, invariably at hub.
London Class War: anarchist group prominent in 1990 poll tax riots. Will protest at Stratford hardware store that sells tools made in prisons.
Disobedience: remains of anti-traffic group Reclaim The Streets. Hard core of troublemakers but mostly peaceful.
Mayday Collective: umbrella group that runs the Mayday website and co-ordinates protests across the country.
Critical Mass: anti-car cyclists who meet every month to disrupt traffic.
London Animal Action: organising a "pre-emptive strike" against the fur trade. Plans to protest at Dolce & Gabbana in the West End.
Cleaning up after Capitalism: activists will walk around City with a vacuum cleaner.
Students against Fees: protesting students from Oxford and Cambridge.
No Sweat: Trotskyist group opposed to sweatshop labour in Britain. May be involved in protests against Gap during the day.