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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

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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