内容摘要：As the crowd grew in size, fans let off flares and climbed on bus stops and statues.

As the crowd grew in size, fans let off flares and climbed on bus stops and statues.

The operation was the "last hope" for the bear, but keepers at Wildwood Trust in Kent say they are delighted that the two-year old cub is now almost "back to his normal self".Veterinary surgeon Romain Pizzi fitted a stent into Boki's brain to help drain excess fluid which was believed to be causing the bear debilitating seizures.

Mark Habben, director of zoo operations at Wildwood Trust, said: "We're in awe of the progress he's made and remain incredibly grateful to Romain and everyone who has helped us get Boki back to the charismatic, care-free bear we first met nearly two years ago."Wildwood Trust adopted Boki from Port Lympne Safari Park, near Hythe, in December 2022.A spokesperson for Wildwood said: "A positive sign post surgery is that Boki is now 20kg (44lbs) heavier than he was six weeks ago, putting him at around 140kg (308lbs).

"Recently, the team noticed that Boki had started to slow down and was showing signs of going into torpor (semi-hibernation) for the very first time."Boki became the first brown bear on record to have brain surgery.

Following a diagnosis of hydrocephalus, a build up of fluid in the brain, the trust made the decision to operate.

Dr Pizzi said the surgery "appears to have been successful in improving his condition"."We can't afford to wait weeks and months for bolder, stronger action from Ofcom and the government."

Speaking on Today, on BBC Radio Four, Dame Diana left open the possibility of revisiting the Online Safety Act, which is due to come into force early next year."Of course the events of the last few days have meant that we need to look very carefully at what more we can do."

She also said a possible plan to ban convicted rioters from football matches is "being looked at".Dame Diana said she believed football, rugby and other sports clubs "do not want to have people who have caused such violence and disorder in their communities on their stands at the weekend".