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Sky News on MSN · 23h

Yvette Cooper defends arrest of more than 500 people at Palestine Action protests

The group was proscribed as a terror organisation in July, but hundreds of people, many of pension age, took to the streets this weekend to defend them.

HuffPost UK on MSN · 3d

Why The Palestine Action Protest Will Be A Particularly Tough Test For Yvette Cooper And The Police

The home secretary Yvette Cooper has faced intense criticism for choosing to proscribe PA, even from fellow Labour MPs like Clive Lewis, who warned the proscription “undermined democracy” and told parliament it risks “confusing dissent and terror”.

BreakingNews.ie · 7h

Irish woman describes 'dystopian' experience of arrest at Palestine Action protest

An Irish woman who was among the 532 arrested in London over the weekend for carrying placards opposing the banning of the activist group Palestine Action has described the "dystopian" experience of her arrest.

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Some don't know 'full nature' of Palestine Action, says Cooper

Defending the group's proscription under terror law, she said the organisation was "not a non-violent organisation".

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Palestine Action terror ban too heavy-handed, former Supreme Court judge warns Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer is facing a furious backlash against the arrests and has been warned he is making a mistake of “poll tax ...

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Palestine Action is 'not a non-violent organisation', says Yvette Cooper

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has defended the Palestine Action arrests over the weekend and said it is "important that no one ...

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‘I’m on the right side of history’: The east London priest risking prison time to support Palestine Action

More than 500 people were arrested at the biggest demonstration since the group was proscribed a terrorist organisation ...

20hOpinion

The big questions the government needs to answer over Palestine Action

As of last month, Palestine Action (PA) is officially considered a terrorist group by the British government. The direct ...

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