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Actors and musicians have joined union leaders, MPs, peers and campaigners in condemning the police ban on a pro-Palestine march outside BBC headquarters
People take part in a Palestine Solidarity Campaign rally in central London, November 30, 2024
“At local level, it’s different."
ACTORS and musicians have joined union leaders, MPs, peers and campaigners in condemning the police ban on a pro-Palestine march outside BBC headquarters.
The Met Police has gone back on allowing marchers from gathering outside the BBC’s London headquarters on Saturday January 18 due to its proximity to a synagogue.
A statement has been issued by the six organisations behind the national Palestine marches and supported by at least 150 high-profile individuals and organisations.
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