People attending pro-Palestine protests on Saturday must stay in designated demonstration areas or face arrest, the Metropolitan Police has warned.
A number of pro-Palestine protests are expected to go ahead, according to the Met, including 'March for Palestine', which will start outside of the BBC's Broadcasting House. The Met has warned protesters that they must not deviate from a pre-determined route, which runs from Portland Street, Regent Street, Haymarket, and ending in Whitehall.
Read More: Palestine supporters set off fireworks outside Israeli embassy, as British Jews hold vigil for victims of Hamas attackRead More: Israel and Palestine protesters pulled apart by police at London Underground station yards from Israeli embassyIn a statement on Friday, a spokesperson for the Met said: “We are expecting thousands of people to travel to central London tomorrow to make their voices heard in a March for Palestine.
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