The Palestine Solidarity Campaign says it has no intention of calling off the demonstration after Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan said 'the risk of violence and disorder linked to breakaway groups is growing'.
The organiser of a pro-Palestinian march has insisted it will go ahead on Armistice Day despite police urging groups to cancel their plans. One of the Met's most senior officers asked them to 'urgently reconsider' because it was 'not appropriate to hold any protests in London this weekend'. However, the main organiser said the march would take place as planned and expressed deep concern at the police statement.
Palestine Solidarity Campaign said it would continue to work with police to ensure public safety. Stop The War coalition also said it had met with police on Monday and 'argued that we wanted to march and were determined to go ahead'. First minister 'beyond angry' at Braverman Thousands have protested in recent weeks over Palestinian deaths in the Israel-Hamas war, with 11 arrests during a fourth week of protests last Saturday, when a dispersal order was authorised.
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