Demonstration held in London after Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, confirmed the activist group would be proscribed after RAF base break-in
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Palestine Action supporters have clashed with police at a protest in London
Yvette Cooper, home secretary, has decided to proscribe the group and will lay an order before parliament next week to make membership and support illegal
Sir Mark Rowley, the Met Police commissioner, says the group is “an organised extremist criminal group” and that any breaches of law will be “dealt with robustly”
Palestine Action broke into an RAF base last week and damaged two military planes
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