I'm one of the women on the bandstand who were manhandled by police. Some actual facts, to combat all the lies, assumptions and falsehoods:
The vast majority were women, were peaceful, and were just attending a vigil.
A small number of both men and women were there with an agenda, or were acting in an aggressive manner or giving speeches. Most of the people acting aggressively or speechifying were men.
The majority of police were professional but a significant minority of officers arrived with a hostile and combative attitude, and started making unprovoked nasty comments including during the one minute silence. The behaviour of that minority, which went unchecked by other officers, was incendiary and caused other women who had no intention of doing anything but lighting a candle and leave, to respond verbally.
The Sisters Uncut protestors (the ones giving speeches) were removed by police very near the start. I don't know what happened to them, they were marched away by police and I didn't see them come back. No one made any speeches after that. There were speeches only at the very start. The extreme police presence and violence did not start until after the Sisters Uncut women had been removed and the speeches finished.
The red haired girl didn't give any speeches (as far as I saw) and was sitting silently on the ground when the police picked her up and threw her to the ground. She was not resisting arrest that is simply a lie.
Only women were arrested or treated violently, including women who were sitting silently and not engaging in any protest. I did not see a single man arrested. The men who were giving speeches with loudhailers, and the male anti-mask protestors, were ignored by police.
There were absolutely working class women there, there was one young girl who was street homeless there who the press found and interviewed, there were disabled women, middle aged women, elderly women, women who had never attended a protest, and many women who lived locally and had walked in.
No one was seriously injured but some women suffered minor injuries. A disabled middle aged woman on crutches fell to the ground because police were chivving her along too fast while she was verbally saying "I'm disabled, you need to let me walk at my own pace" and then screamed at her while she was lying on the floor, other women had to rescue her.