Police launch review into possible pro-Palestine march ban in wake of Golders Green terror attack

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Police has launched a review into a possible pro-Palestine march ban in the aftermath of the Golders Green terror attack.Jonathan Hall, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, said the Government should consider a "moratorium" on marches after the stabbing, adding that it was "clearly impossible" for the protests to not incubate antisemitism.Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor, the Metropolitan Police's head of counter-terrorism policing, said the force was now reviewing if the demonstrations would continue.He said: "As part of our review into the change in the threat level, police will be reviewing all events across the country.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "My teams will be working with forces to ensure that we have appropriate protective security measures in place, that the appropriate mitigations are put in place, and we will be engaged with communities who will be affected by large events, as well as those involved in the events, so that we can keep them safe as...

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