Is the St Paul's protest in touch with the public mood?
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Mark Easton has been asking whether the anti-capitalist protests in central London have caught the public mood.
My report from outside St Paul's Cathedral asks whether the public shares the protestors' concerns about capitalism.
High Court proceedings have now begun to remove the tents from outside the cathedral.
But the debate over capitalism has spread beyond the Occupy London camp. The demonstration has prompted a wider discussion about inequality, morality and consumerism.
I've been asking people near the cathedral whether the behaviour of Big Business is likely to change.