London Police admitted slow response in arrests during pro-Palestine protests, costing £42.9 million and prompting calls for legislative changes and a Protest Commission.
The Metropolitan Police in London acknowledged shortcomings in managing pro-Palestine protests, admitting they could have acted more swiftly in arrests. A Policy Exchange report highlighted the financial impact of these protests, costing £42.9 million between October and June. The report also called for legislative changes to improve protest management and recommended establishing a Protest Commission to better balance public order and protest rights.
September 08, 2024
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