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The Home Secretary wrote in The Observer that ‘lawful protest is a fundamental right but violent criminality is not’.

From a retired British colonel to a Catholic priest, half of the 532 people arrested in Parliament Square were 60 or older. Many believe they had a greater share of responsibility to take in defending the right to free speech

A LEAKED report setting out the UK Government’s rationale for banning Palestine Action blows a hole in the Home Secretary’s case, it has been…

AN arms lobby group pressed both the UK and Scottish Governments to curb movements from Palestine Action more than a month before the group was…

Guidelines for high-profile cases aim to counter misinformation but critics warn of unintended consequences

Allowing police to disclose ethnicity and nationality of suspects could have consequences for race relations

Mohammed Sharwarq has been charged with seven offences and has been remanded into custody

Defend Our Juries believes London protest in September could lead to ban being lifted, after 532 arrests on Saturday

The Home Secretary said ‘safeguards and protections’ would govern use of the cameras.

COMMENT: Party strategists are busy working out how to escape the chancellor’s doom loop of tax rises – and to crush damaging speculation about her boss’s ability to lead his party into the next general election. But the race to replace the PM may already have begun, says Andrew Grice

Yvette Cooper said that the first referrals for people who came to Britain in small boats to be sent back across the English Channel have already been made