Roger Cauthery, 81, said that he and his wife felt strongly that Palestine should be recognised as a state
Notifications can be managed in browser preferences.
Next article
Roger Cauthery, 81, said that he and his wife felt strongly that Palestine should be recognised as a state
I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice
The Royal Albert Hall has apologised to a concertgoer after he was stopped from entering the auditorium because he was wearing a Palestine flag pin.
Roger Cauthery, 81, and wife, Angele, were attending BBC Proms when initially barred from going into concert
LONDON: The head of London’s Royal Albert Hall has apologized to a couple who were denied entry to a concert because of the…
Concerns were raised over Damien Egan’s visit by Palestine Solidarity Campaign over his recent visits to Israel and role as…
Keir Starmer will take the historic step of recognising Palestine on Sunday after ministers concluded the humanitarian situation…
Over 500 people were arrested last Saturday under terror laws for holding placards in support of Palestine Action
Some venues were worried something might happen to endanger their staff, organisers say
