Protesters interrupted a service at St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh on Sunday to "highlight the silence from the Catholic church on genocide in Palestine". In a livestream of the service shared on the parish social media, about 30 protesters can be seen entering the cathedral holding placards.

Police want to speak to a man after an alleged public order offence at a pro-Palestine march near Piccadilly Circus.

This morning, the Met has released images of a man they want to speak to in connection with an alleged public order offence.

The Metropolitan Police has issued another warning about showing support for proscribed terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah.

Cambridge SU already opposes Prevent, according to a policy titled “students not suspects”. This resolution claims that the scheme “has been used to create an expansive surveillance architecture to spy on the public and to police dissent”.

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign said the event was the 22nd march since the Israel-Gaza conflict began in October 2023.

Protesters and counter-protesters hurled abuse at each other - and there was a brief struggle with police when a small group holding a banner ran into the road.

There is a heavy police presence in central London as a pro-Palestine march and counter-protest are held in the midst of Christmas shopping and Winter Wonderland festivities. Bemused Christmas shoppers took photos as the streets around Piccadilly Circus in central London were flooded with pro-Palestine demonstrators.