The author also told the High Court that it is ‘almost certain’ that she cannot publish new work in the UK while the group remains proscribed
By Jess Glass
Police officer struck during a raid by the terror group on Elbit Systems in Bristol gives evidence in court
By Sophie Robinson
By The JC Leader
The terror group represents a wider, ever-escalating threat to the Jewish community
Online retail giants selling the gear should ‘face consequences’, former attorney general tells the JC
By Jane Prinsley
The Court of Appeal rejected the government’s attempt to prevent the group from challenging its banned status in the High Court next month
By Jamie Shapiro
The home secretary is reportedly set to give police new powers to curb protests in the wake of the terrorist attack on a Manchester synagogue
By Jacob Jaffa
The Met requested a delay to the latest in a series of demonstrations in support of the proscribed group after resources were stretched thin by the terror attack on Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation
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By Alex Hearn
The community will be watching: Will she tackle rising antisemitism, confront extremist groups, and back Rayner’s push to define Islamophobia in law?
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Force condemns the ‘intolerable abuse’ it faced during rally in support of banned terror group
‘The notion that by coming out and showing support toward a proscribed terrorist group will overwhelm us is completely misguided,’ said the force
By JC Reporter
Jonathan Hall KC wrote in the Observer that dropping the proscription could lead to ISIS flags being flown on UK high streets
Seven in ten Labour members say that outlawing the terror group is ‘wrong’
The police said it was the most arrests made related to a single operation in at least the past 10 years and denied organisers’ claim that they only arrested a fraction of those who broke the law
By Daniel Ben-David
The ban makes being a member of the group and inviting or ‘recklessly expressing’ support for the group a criminal offence, punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
By Gabrielle Apfel
The prime minister was challenged at a meeting of Labour’s governing body about the move to ban the group under the Terrorism Act
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The letter follows police warnings of the possibility of mass arrests at an upcoming protest in support of the now-banned group