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Margotin, C. (2026, November 1). More than 300 arrested outside US embassy after supporting Palestine Action. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/metropolitan-police-teachers-nine-elms-london-god-b1303128.html
Margotin, Clara. “More than 300 arrested outside US embassy after supporting Palestine Action.” Evening Standard, 1 Nov. 2026, https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/metropolitan-police-teachers-nine-elms-london-god-b1303128.html.
Margotin, Clara. “More than 300 arrested outside US embassy after supporting Palestine Action.” Evening Standard, November 1, 2026. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/metropolitan-police-teachers-nine-elms-london-god-b1303128.html.
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On October 31, 48 people were arrested by London's Metropolitan Police outside the US Embassy in London, where they had gathered to express support for the banned pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action. The protest, expected to attract about 400 supporters, was organized by Defend Our Juries and participants held signs reading "I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action." Demonstrators cheered and chanted “free, free Palestine” as arrestees were taken away in police vans. Expressing support for the proscribed group is now an offense under the UK's Terrorism Act since June 2025.
Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act after it was proscribed in June 2025.
Others held signs reading “we are protesters, not terrorists” and “heroes, not terrorists”, while some wore keffiyehs and waved Palestinian flags.