The outcome of that case will define whether Palestine Action remains banned. If the ban falls, then the 700 arrested so far ...

Several protestors have been arrested in Westminster at demonstrations in support of the Palestine Action group ...

Police say the majority of arrests were for displaying placards in support of the banned group.

Hundreds attended the demonstration in Parliament Square and chanted ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ ...

The Metropolitan Police said the number of arrests was the largest made by the force on a single day in the last decade.

The U.K. government has proscribed the network as a terrorist group, a decision fiercely contested by the group itself.

Baroness Chakrabarti said the proscription of the group risks exacerbating community tensions, and campaigners warned the ban was a threat to freedom of speech ...

Defending the group's proscription under terror law, she said the organisation was "not a non-violent organisation".

Officers made arrests after crowds, waving placards expressing support for the group, gathered in Parliament Square.

The group was proscribed as a terror organisation in July, but hundreds of people, many of pension age, took to the streets ...

A blind man in a wheelchair was among hundreds of protesters arrested on Saturday for supporting banned group Palestine ...

A fifty-five year old grandmother who was among the more than 500 people arrested for their support of banned group Palestine Action on Saturday ...