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Palestine Action to be proscribed as a terror group after break-in at UK's largest airbase
The British government will move to ban the activist group Palestine Action and proscribe it as a terrorist organisation, after two activists broke into the UK's largest airbase on Friday on electric scooters and damaged two Royal Air Force (RAF) planes.
The impending ban on protest group Palestine Action has divided opinion - described as both "outrageous" and "long overdue".
Damage caused to military aircraft and infrastructure by two Pro-Palestine activists last week will cost the defence industry at least £30 million.
Protesters, waving Palestinian flags and Iranian flags, are marching towards Whitehall from Russell Square today ...
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RAF Attack Raises Fears: Pro-Palestinian Activists Expose Major Security GapsBeyond the paint damage, the video also suggests that activists used crowbars for further sabotage. The aircraft, which ...
The march comes just a day after the UK government announced plans to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation ...
THIS is the shocking moment two pro-Palestine activists broke into an RAF base and vandalised two planes in a “grotesque” ...
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Ministers ‘abusing’ anti-terror laws against Palestine activists – Humza YousafUse precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
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Pro-Palestine groups told 'go to Gaza' in GB News rant as guest rages 'don't infest our streets with sectarianism'Political campaigner Aman Bhogal launched a fierce attack on Palestine Action during a GB News appearance, branding the group ...
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