The Met said a woman had been arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated criminal damage and multiple assaults, but was subsequently released on bail
By Daniel Ben-David
The Metropolitan Police footed a bill of £24.9 million between April 2024 and April 2025
By Imogen Garfinkel
Palestine Action was officially proscribed as a terrorist organisation under the UK’s Terrorism Act 2000 effective from midnight on July 5
One of the band’s members, Mo Chara, is set to return to court next month to face terror charges over a separate incident
By Jacob Jaffa
Home Secretary expected to announce further details on proscription of Palestine Action after the group broke into an RAF base
By Jane Prinsley
The protester has claimed that police searched his fiancée's underwear drawer and barred him from picking up his mother for Shabbat dinner
Public Order Act powers used to block protests in Jewish area on Fridays, citing ‘cumulative impact’
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Board of Deputies joins MPs in urging government to proscribe the terror network after seven Iranians were arrested
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Arrests took place in Rochdale, Manchester, London, Swindon and Stockport
One demonstrator accused the Board of Deputies, which organised a counter protest, of being an ‘Islamophobic Israeli-based asset in the UK’
The ‘intimidating’ anti-Israel demonstration in Swiss Cottage is due to return this afternoon as a police order expires
Clips circulated on social media showing members of the group apparently praising terror organisations and telling an audience ‘kill your local MP’
By The JC Leader
In Southend protesters were allowed to intimidate a small community of worshippers during Passover
The pair are accused of being members of the proscribed group, with one also alleged to have facilitated its financing
But Met and CST accused of being ‘heavy-handed’ as rowdy youngsters held in cell on Thursday night
In an exclusive interview, Lord Walney said the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service ‘face huge questions over this fiasco’