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In pictures: Save 6 Music protest

Save 6 Music protest: 6 Music fans hold up placards
6 Music fans hold up placards outside BBC Broadcasting House in London
Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Save 6 Music protest: A view of the demonstration looking south from BBC Broadcasting House
A view of the demonstration looking south from BBC Broadcasting House Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Save 6 Music protest
Fans of 6 Music radio station protest Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Save 6 Music protest: Adam Buxton makes a speech
6 Music DJ Adam Buxton – one half of the station's award-winning Saturday morning show Adam and Joe – addresses the crowd Photograph: Martyn Wheatley/Sinisterpictures
Save 6 Music protest: Adam Buxton and Gideon Coe
Buxton and fellow 6 Music DJ Gideon Coe
Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Tom Robinson addresses protesters
Tom Robinson addresses protesters Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: A protester holds up a picture of DJ Steve Lamacq - who is in New York
A protester holds up a placard with a picture of DJ Steve Lamacq - who was in New York at the time of the protest Photograph: John McGarvey
Save 6 Music protest: DJ Liz Kershaw speaks to protesters
DJ Liz Kershaw speaks to protesters Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Save 6 Music protest: DJs Liz Kershaw (left) and Andy Kershaw
DJs Liz Kershaw (left) and Andy Kershaw Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Save 6 Music protest: Lauren Laverne
6 Music's weekday morning DJ, Lauren Laverne Photograph: John McGarvey
Save 6 Music protest: Save 6 Music protest
A fan of the BBC 6 Music radio station protests against its possible closure Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Save 6 Music protest: A 6 Music fan sports a T-shirt protesting against BBC budget cuts
A 6 Music fan sports a T-shirt protesting against BBC budget cuts Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Save 6 Music protest: Mirrorkicks
Rock band Mirrorkicks join the protest Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Indie band The Brute Chorus
Indie band The Brute Chorus Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Black Soul Strangers
Black Soul Strangers Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Allo Darlin'
Allo Darlin' Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Young fans make their feelings known
Young fans make their feelings known. 'I'm 37' is a reference to the average age of the station's listeners, according to BBC research
Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: Fans of Father Ted protest
Fans of Father Ted protest Photograph: www.love6music.com
Save 6 Music protest: 6 Music fairy cakes
6 Music fairy cakes Photograph: wwww.love6music.com
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