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Five people arrested for inciting racial hatred during pro-Palestine London march on October 7 anniversary.

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Five people have been arrested for inciting racial hatred outside the Board of Deputies of British Jews in London during a protest on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks, the Metropolitan Police have confirmed.Protestors began marching from King's College London in the Strand towards University College London in Russell Square, Holborn this afternoon.As the protest "failed to reach a threshold" to lobby Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, the Metropolitan Police instead placed restrictions on the event today, including a set route and times to protest, alongside a ban on face coverings.Groups of protesters and counter-protestor clashed near Russell Square as the march got underway, as counter protesters gathered behind the garden gates and chanted: "Shame on you." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Counter-protestors held Israeli flags and placards that read: "Stop the Gaza genolie", with shouts of "scumbags", directed at the pro-Palestine protesters, alongside "terrorist supporters...

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Hundreds of anti-Israel protests planned worldwide around October 7 anniversary - The Times of Israel.

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Police forces refused to stop pro-Palestinian activists holding October 7 massacre marches.

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Two British police forces declined to ask pro-Palestine activists to delay protests set to be held today, the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre.

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