London’s counter-terrorism police have shut down an online briefing organized by supporters of the banned group Palestin

London police have arrested approximately 365 individuals after demonstrators openly defied a new law banning public support for 'Palestine Action,' a

With limited space in police cells, many of the activists were not taken into custody but released after their arrest and allowed to go home, with bail conditions not to attend any further protests in support of Palestine Action. By 3.40pm, police had made 200 arrests “with more to follow”.

London's Metropolitan Police arrested 466 people at a protest against the UK's ban on Palestine Action, designated a "terror organisation," amid a crackdown and mounting global academic criticism of the law.

London's Metropolitan Police arrested over 466 individuals during a protest against the banning of Palestine Action. British lawmakers outlawed the group, citing anti-terrorism legislation following protests that involved damage to military property.

Police in London carried out the most arrests in a single day for a decade, detaining close to 500 peaceful pro-Palestinian protesters for ‘terrorism’. Demonstrators condemned Israel’s genocide in Gaza and expressed support for the banned activist group Palestine Action. Many say the crackdown violates free speech and targets peaceful dissent.

More than a dozen people have been arrested in Norwich city centre for showing support for Palestine Action, which has recently been proscribed by the government as a terrorist organisation. Norfolk Police said 13 people "holding placards showing support" for the group were arrested outside City Hall during the protest,