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Pro-Israel protesters threatened with arrest during heated Palestine Action demonstration

Tensions were high on Monday as Palestine Action protesters clashed with police and two counter-protesters near Trafalgar Square

Evening Standard

Tuesday briefing: What you need to know about Trump’s declaration of peace between Israel and Iran

In today’s newsletter: The US president responds to Iran’s limited retaliation by celebrating the end of the war, with Israel confirming agreement to proposal

The Guardian - UK

Palestine Action, a Pro-Palestinian Activist Group, Has Been Declared a Terrorist Organisation

UK Terror Laws now target protesters, but critics worry free speech is under threat as UK bans Palestine Action

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Labour MP warns proscribing Palestine Action would be ‘kneejerk reaction’

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has unveiled plans to proscribe Palestine Action after a break-in at RAF Brize Norton.

Evening Standard

Palestine Action supporters clash with police after Government vows to ban group under anti-terrorism laws

Arrests made as protest turns violent a week after two activists broke into an RAF base and damaged two Voyager planes

Evening Standard

Ban on Palestine Action would have ‘chilling effect’ on other protest groups

Proscribing organisation under anti-terrorism laws raises stakes amid already increased powers to stop protests

The Guardian - UK

UK to ban activist group Palestine Action after sabotage of military planes

The British government's announcement came as protesters in support of Palestine Action clashed with police during a demonstration in London.

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Who are Palestine Action? Labour peer urges more clarification on terrorist proscription

Hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested for holding signs saying they ‘oppose genocide and support Palestine Action’

Evening Standard

Yvette Cooper vows to ban Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws

Home secretary to ignore warning from group’s lawyers that doing so would be ‘unlawful, dangerous and ill thought out’

The Guardian - UK

Palestine Action to be proscribed as terrorist organisation, Yvette Cooper says

Palestine Action will be proscribed as a terrorist organisation, the Home Secretary has said.Yvette Cooper described the attack on Brize Norton as…

The National (Scotland)

Home Secretary decides to proscribe Palestine Action after ‘disgraceful attack’

A Palestine Action spokesperson said they would be seeking a legal challenge to the ‘unhinged reaction’.

The Independent UK

Why was Palestine Action banned as a terror group?

The UK-based organisation was banned by the government after several of its members were accused of breaking into an Oxfordshire RAF base

The Independent UK

Palestine Action’s behaviour ‘totally unacceptable’, Chancellor says

Rachel Reeves condemned Palestine Action ahead of an update from the Home Secretary to Parliament on Monday on the Government’s plan to ban the group.

Evening Standard

What happens if Palestine Action is banned under terrorism laws?

Palestine Action are expected to be banned by the UK Government today under the Terrorism Act

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Evening Standard

Palestine Action protest LIVE: Police make arrests as protesters vent fury over move to ban 'terrorist' group

The Standard’s coverage of the Palestine Action protest in central London after Home Secretary announces move to ban group

The Independent UK

Banning Palestine Action may be ‘escalation too far’, says Labour peer

The concerns come as Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will update Parliament on Monday on the Government’s plan to ban Palestine Action.

Evening Standard

Proscribing Palestine Action a terrorist group may be ‘escalation too far’ - Labour peer Shami Chakrabarti

Baroness Shami Chakrabarti: It’s ‘one thing’ to be a threat to property, but it is ‘another thing altogether’ for a whole group to be proscribed as terrorists

The Independent UK

Met Police head ‘shocked’ at planned protest in support of Palestine Action

The Government plans to ban Palestine Action following its vandalism of two planes at an RAF base

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Evening Standard

Met chief ‘shocked’ at Palestine Action support protest as Home Secretary moves to ban group

The Home Secretary will update Parliament on the Government’s plan to ban Palestine Action following its vandalism of two planes at an RAF base

The Guardian - UK

RAF base vandalism not enough to justify Palestine Action ban, says ex-minister

Lord Falconer says protest group ‘may have done other things’ to warrant expected proscription by home secretary

Evening Standard

Palestine Action to be banned after break-in at RAF base

Yvette Cooper has decided to proscribe the group, making it a criminal offence to belong to or support Palestine Action.

The Independent UK

Palestine Action to be banned after vandalism of planes at RAF base

Yvette Cooper has decided to proscribe the group, making it a criminal offence to belong to or support Palestine Action.

Euronews

Police in England and Wales to collect ethnicity data in child sexual abuse cases

The announcement follows a series of recommendations by Baroness Casey made in her audit on 'grooming gangs', which found that Asian men were overrepresented in three local areas – but more data was needed to gain a national picture.

Al Jazeera

What is the Casey report on UK ‘grooming gangs’, and why did Labour U-turn?

The report addressed the UK’s institutional failure to protect children and teenage girls from sexual exploitation.

The Conversation

The UK failed grooming gang victims by not seeing ‘children as children’

The announcement of a national inquiry into group-based child sexual exploitation raises urgent questions: How did we end up here again? Haven’t there been enough reports? Why weren’t children protected the first time? And will these reforms actually change anything?

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