Palestine Action activists have clashed with police in ugly scenes during a mass protest in London as the Government moves to proscribe the group as a terrorist organisation.

Palestine Action are being banned and Kneecap prosecuted – both under anti-terror laws. What could the consequences be?

Britain’s government said Monday it will ban the pro-Palestinian activist group Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws ...

Officials are understood to be investigating the group's source of donations amid concerns its status as a charity means it ...

The defence will show that no crime has been committed since my client was acting with lawful intent to prevent a far greater ...

Hundreds of Palestine Action supporters gathered south of Trafalgar Square in London on Monday, June 23, after the group was banned from protesting outside Parliament, resulting in clashes with police ...

The activist group is to be banned by the home secretary after what she called a "nationwide campaign of direct criminal ...

LAST week, hard-left activists broke into an RAF base in Oxfordshire and caused millions of pounds worth of damage by ...

The 61-year old actor opened up about some of his experiences attending AA meetings, describing it as an ‘amazing experience’ ...

Cameras capture moment Israeli soldiers shoot dead Palestinian in West Bank raid ...

The Standard’s coverage of the Palestine Action protest in central London after Home Secretary announces move to ban group ...

British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper confirmed her plan to ban Palestine Action under anti-terror legislation, as hundreds ...