It comes as the EU have announced they will impose a windfall tax electricity-producing companies that are making extraordinary profits thanks to the war in Ukraine and climate change.
Free speech and human rights campaign groups described the way some officers were policing protesters as “deeply concerning” and an “affront to democracy”.
It comes as Green campaigners have reacted angrily to the appointment of Jacob Rees-Mogg as Business Secretary where he will be in charge of the energy and climate brief.
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle interrupted a Commons address to send the thoughts and prayers of politicians.
Both Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng have both signalled their opposition to a windfall tax on profits, preferring to increase borrowing instead.
In March, Kwasi Kwarteng said it would take "up to a decade" to extract sufficient volumes from fracking - at a high cost for communities and our precious countryside.
“In the current economic climate of high inflation, the rising cost of living, widespread strike action and public services trying to rebuild from the pandemic, now is the time to focus on more pressing challenges than the unpopular privatisation of a beloved broadcaster."
"We need a new way of making decisions, where more voices are heard, not just those at the top. We need the true diversity of the country to be represented."
Meanwhile, in the UK, a return ticket to Manchester from London can cost as much as £369.