Met police accused of favouring Tommy Robinson far-right rally over Palestine march
Annie Lennox and Miriam Margolyes are among artists who have accused the Metropolitan police of giving preferential treatment to a far-right demonstration led by Tommy Robinson over a pro-Palestine protest in London on the same day. The route for the Nakba march has still not been finalised, with organisers concerned about the risks to participants posed by the far right, which the letter says has previously carried out “verbal and physical violence directed at the movement and the police”....
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