It has been months since the global Occupy movement began in New York and spread across the world.<br /><br />In London, protesters are still camped out near St Paul's Cathedral in the hub of the city. Their tented compound has begun to look like a permanent fixture, even though its size has not grown.<br /><br />The movement needs to gather more traction, and get more people involved. Some of the organisers have even discussed turning it into a political party.<br /><br />For now, the movement's tactics remain the same, but with these new ambitions, Occupy London could soon be evolving into something else.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from London.
