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Al-Quds day march organisers ‘closely associated with the Iranian regime’, home secretary says

Shabana Mahmood has approved a request by Metropolitan Police to ban al-Quds day march in London

The Independent UK

No 10 calls on Farage to urgently address ‘disturbing allegations’ of past racist behaviour

Keir Starmer ramps up pressure on Reform leader, who has dismissed claims as ‘one person’s word against another’

The Guardian - UK

Calls to widen police power to ban pro-Palestine protests after synagogue attack

Demonstrations are set to go ahead in London and Manchester despite pleas by the Prime Minister and police bosses to cancel.

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Gap in law could see young people ‘committing terrorist acts by weekend’ – peer

Lord Walney made the warning as he backed the Government’s plan to proscribe the protest group Palestine Action.

Evening Standard

Jenrick and Philp put UK judges’ ‘lives at risk’ with attacks on integrity, former extremism tsar says

Lord Walney: senior Tories ‘deeply wrong’ for suggesting judges are ideologically driven when enforcing the law

The Guardian - UK

Sixteen jailed UK climate activists to appeal against ‘unduly harsh’ sentences

Protesters will gather outside court of appeal in support of activists, who say judges defied decades of precedent

The Guardian - UK

'Utterly compromised': Pressure mounts on Keir Starmer to ditch controversial advisor

PRESSURE is mounting on the UK Government to sack an advisor due to conflicts of interest highlighted by campaigners.

The National (Scotland)

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Keir Starmer urged to sack extremism adviser over alleged conflicts of interest

Campaigners say John Woodcock has commercial interest in organisations whose clients were targeted by protesters

The Guardian - UK

Hostile states may have amplified social media disinformation around riots, Cooper says

Home secretary attacks ‘armchair thuggery’ of individuals inciting violence online

The Independent UK

Ministers urged to act over physical and online intimidation in UK election

MPs and candidates who faced abuse discuss polling station buffer zones and action to tackle social media

The Guardian - UK

UK government adviser warns assassination attempts becoming more likely

Exclusive: John Woodcock, who has written to home secretary about election violence, says Trump shooting highlights danger

The Guardian - UK

MP lives endangered by a ‘concerted campaign by extremists’, UK political violence advisor warns

Government adviser on political violence has called for an inquiry into the ‘dark underbelly’ of election abuse

The Independent UK

‘Close to a police state’: campaign groups condemn UK report into protests

Report calls for curb on many activities and recommends making protest organisers pay towards policing

The Guardian - UK

Government urged to consider spying on protest groups in major review

Sweeping measures to crack down on protests, including making activists pay to protest and potentially spying on campaign groups have been put…

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UK Cracks Down On 'Just Stop Oil': Will Force Org To Pay For Being Disruptive And Make It Easier to Sue Them

Government adviser Lord Walney's new proposals will see people be able to claim compensation from Just Stop Oil protestors who disrupt them.

The Guardian - UK

UK risks ‘descending into darkness’ of antisemitism, Michael Gove to say

Safety of Jewish community ‘canary in mine’ for British political system, communities secretary will warn in speech

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil could be forced to pay compensation for protest disruption under government plans

Financial costs could be imposed on groups like Just Stop Oil if they carry out acts such as blocking roads or disrupting businesses

Evening Standard

Government ‘worried’ about pro-Palestinian marches, Shapps says

Grant Shapps said ministers backed police to take action if marches spill over into antisemitism and hate speech.

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The Independent UK

Teachers could get protection against blasphemy claims under new laws

The report has been influenced by recent blasphemy cases, which has seen some teachers forced into hiding

The Guardian - UK

UK government adviser on disruptive protest accused of conflict of interest

John Woodcock, whose review proposes bans for protest groups, has lobbying links to firms in arms and fossil fuel sectors

The Guardian - UK

UK ministers consider ban on MPs engaging with pro-Palestine and climate protesters

Plans call for ‘zero-tolerance approach’ to groups such as Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Just Stop Oil

The National (Scotland)

UK Government review to urge law change to ban pro-Palestinian marches

AN official government review is arguing for a change in the law so that police can ban pro-Palestinian marches.

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