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UK could give police more powers to curb chants at Palestine rallies: Keir Starmer
LONDON: The UK government could give powers to police to crack down on chants at pro-Palestine protests. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer told reporters new measures drawn up by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to take into account the “cumulative” impact of demonstrations could go even further than initially announced. It comes after protests across the UK in support of the Palestinian cause and the banned group Palestine Action, which the prime minister had called for not to go ahead after a terrorist attack at a synagogue in Manchester killed two people last week.
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independent.co.uk
Starmer urges university students to halt pro-Palestine protest planned for October 7
Labour prime minister intervenes to warn of ‘context’ just days after Manchester synagogue terror attack
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‘Undemocratic’: Readers react to police crackdown on repeat protests
Most readers condemned the government’s move to bolster restrictions on protests, arguing it is conflating Palestine Action demonstrations with antisemitism
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theguardian.com
Starmer targets inflammatory chants at Palestine protests for further curbs
PM says Labour will address suggestions of antisemitic hate as he orders review of protest policing powers
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dailymail.co.uk
Starmer tells cops to get tough on Gaza demos after synagogue attack
Sir Keir called for a 'conversation' with forces about how controversial rallies for Gaza are being policed amid growing concerns that anti-Semitism is being allowed on the…
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Starmer considers police crackdown on chants at pro-Palestine protests
Prime minister’s comments come after students across the country defied his calls and took part in pro-Gaza marches
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arabnews.com
UK could give police more powers to curb chants at Palestine rallies: Keir Starmer
LONDON: The UK government could give powers to police to crack down on chants at pro-Palestine protests. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer told reporters new measures drawn up by…