It comes after the Met Police and Manchester Police announced on Wednesday that anyone chanting controversial slogans such as ‘globalise the intifada’ would face arrest
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It comes after the Met Police and Manchester Police announced on Wednesday that anyone chanting controversial slogans such as ‘globalise the intifada’ would face arrest
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Two police forces have said they will “act decisively and make arrests”
West Midlands Police claims it only takes positive action when protesters are ‘breaking the law’
Police earlier warned anyone using chant would be arrested as ‘context has changed’ after Bondi Beach terror attack
Forces say they will ‘recalibrate to be more assertive’ in light of antisemitic attacks in Manchester and Sydney
Sir Keir Starmer has criticised the ban and said ‘we will not tolerate antisemitism on our streets’
The force paused doing so in February after the High Court ruled that the government’s ban of the group was unlawful
