Jamal hailed the 'extraordinary and determined discipline' of demonstrators in the face of provocation from the police

Nine people have been charged with public order offences after pro-Palestinian protesters allegedly breached protest conditions as they marched from a rally in Whitehall to Trafalgar Square, breaking through a police line in the process.

Three more people have been charged after a pro-Palestinian protest in central London on Saturday. Thousands gathered in the city to express support for Palestinians, the day before a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas came into force.

Group of demonstrators forced their way through police line, made their way to northwestern corner of Trafalgar Square

These included the brutal arrest by a 10-man police snatch squad of Chris Nineham, a leading figure in the Stop the War Coalition (STWC).

Palestine Solidarity Campaign rally took place in Whitehall after huge row over its planned route’s proximity to a synagogue

Scuffles caught on camera after demonstrators broke through police lines resulting in highest number of arrests over more than 20 marches

Both Corbyn and McDonnell sit in the House of Commons as independent lawmakers. Corbyn quit Labour after having the whip withdrawn over his response to antisemitism allegations, while McDonnell was suspended after defying the party on a vote on child poverty.

Anti-Israel protesters clash with London police, breaking route rules meant to protect Jewish worshippers on Shabbat.

A wave of arrests swept through central London on Saturday as thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters defied police restrictions and marched towards Trafalgar Square in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. The protests came just hours before a long-awaited ceasefire was set to take effect in the besieged territory.

More than 70 arrested at pro-Palestine rally in London ahead of Israel-Hamas ceasefire - The march comes after police curtailed organisers’ plans to walk past the BBC headquarters