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Amnesty urges police restraint ahead of London protest about Palestine Action ban
Amnesty International UK has urged the Metropolitan Police against mass arresting peaceful demonstrators expressing support for the recently banned group, Palestine Action, ahead of a major protest planned in London on Saturday. The protest organized by the activist group, Defend Our Juries, is expected to draw hundreds.
U.K. police charge three people after Palestine Action ban
British police on Thursday said they had charged the first three people in England and Wales with supporting activist group Palestine Action since it was banned under anti-terrorism laws. Two women and a man were charged under Britain’s Terrorism Act of 2000 following their arrest at a protest in central London on July 5,
Half a million pounds worth of distinctive gold jewellery has been stolen from a south-east London home, say the Metropolitan ...
In a list published overnight, Scotland Yard confirms it will break its pledge to have one accessible 24 hours a day in each ...
The Metropolitan Police has published a proposal to cut the number of front counters from 37 to 20 as part of cost-cutting ...
Sadiq Khan has been accused of breaking an election promise as police stations across London once again cut services. The ...
A London man was mistakenly flagged as a wanted criminal by facial recognition technology, leading to a terrifying police ...
Police have launched an appeal after £500,000 worth of jewellery was stolen from a house in southeast London. The incident ...
Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist told the London Assembly on Wednesday that the closures would save £7m ...
Sir Sadiq Khan has been accused of failing to honour a manifesto promise to maintain a police front office counter ...
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