UK arrests over 500 at pro-Palestinian protests linked to banned group

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Yvette Cooper defends the UK government's ban on Palestine Action, emphasizing its involvement in violent attacks and criminal damage, despite protests and concerns over the broad application of terrorism laws. The ban, which criminalizes support for the group, follows significant protests and arrests, with the government citing security assessments and serious attacks as justification. The situation is set against the backdrop of ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises in Gaza.
- Yvette Cooper: Some 'don't know the full nature' of Palestine Action BBC
- UK police say more than 500 people arrested in pro-Palestinian events over weekend NPR
- UK police arrest more than 466 at protest for banned Palestine Action group Reuters
- Hundreds of anti-Israel protestors arrested in London for supporting group banned under terrorism law Fox News
- Most Palestine Action protesters unlikely to face prison, officials say Financial Times
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