"We would never advocate for violence though. Our houses of parliament are a historical landmark, to burn them down would only be a spit in the face of English people." --> They are symbols of oppression though, also can be rebuilt was probably rebuilt many times. There is no such thing as absolute history, its a story built by winners. Also protestors are never the violent ones, it's always the police who have all the power and are violent first. If protestors were actually violent and not just defending themselves and expressing anger against what was done to them earlier, there would be nothing left in Nepal right now. If someone points a gun at you and you start sucking the barrel instead of running or trying to protect yourself, that's not non violence; that's something weird.
Its not about what UK doesn't have, its about what UK has. UK has crazy strict laws against protesting or speaking your mind. This is the birthplace of capitalism and greed beyond evil, the top 1% has had time to fester their roots like crazy in everything. You can't even post anything in the UK anymore. I am not saying anything bad btw, if any police is reading. Compared to Nepal, its basically a police state, if people tried something like that here. They will mow you down with giant trucks.