In November 2014, which MP fell foul of Twitter when taking a photograph of a white van parked outside a Union Jack bedecked house?
2014 Rochester and Strood by-election subject to deportation. UKIP leader Nigel Farage dismissed the remarks as a "minor confusion"; UKIP added it was not "the party’s policy to round up migrants and put them on a boat at Dover". The by-election was dubbed 'The Battle for Rochester' following the media storm surrounding the defection of Douglas Carswell to UKIP in August 2014. The previous by-election campaign that was triggered by Carswell's defection became known as 'The Battle for Clacton'. On polling day, Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry tweeted a picture of a house (in Strood) adorned with England flags with a white van parked outside,
Taking a Stand in Baton Rouge police during a protest in Ferguson, Missouri after the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown, Bree Newsome taking down a Confederate flag at the North Carolina State House, and activist DeRay Mckesson being arrested in Baton Rouge, also while protesting Sterling's death. The photograph drew comparisons to images of previous civil rights demonstrations as well as the image of "Tank Man" taken during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. Yoni Appelbaum commented for "The Atlantic": Evans was interviewed by Gayle King for "CBS This Morning", and the public radio program "Studio 360" later commissioned Tracy K. Smith to write a poem