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Met Police warns protesters that they will ALL be arrested if they attend Palestine Action support demonstration this weekend

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GB News
“Met Police warns protesters that they will ALL be arrested if they attend Palestine Action support demonstration this weekend”

The Metropolitan Police has warned that all protesters who attend a demonstration in support of Palestine Action in central London this weekend will be arrested. Defend Our Juries - a campaign group which claims to oppose restrictions on civil liberties - has called on activists to take "mass action" outside the US Embassy on Saturday. According to the group, hundreds of demonstrators will gather outside the building in Wandsworth, where they will hold up signs reading: "I oppose genocide, I…

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The Independent – UK
“Met Police prepared to arrest 400 Palestine Action supporters at US embassy protest”

Palestine Action supporters are set to gather outside the US embassy on Saturday

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