Amer Sultan

The march to mark the 78th anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba is set to take place on the same day as a separate far-right demonstration in London.

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, the Stop the War Coalition, and the Fairford Movement announced a demonstration at noon next Saturday outside the base.

Palestine movement plans Nakba march in London despite police refusal, amid competing far-right demonstration approvals

The poll, conducted by YouGov for Sky News and Politico, predicted significant gains for the Green Party and the Reform Party in the British capital.

A spokesperson for Sadiq Khan told The New Arab on Thursday, 16 April, that policing of protests is "an operational matter for the Metropolitan Police".

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley had refused permission for pro-Palestinian supporters to march through London, and approved a far-right one.

Concerns over the bill centre on two main clauses, which critics describe as threatening the rights to protest and free expression in the United Kingdom.

The Palestine Coalition vows to proceed with the Nakba march in London despite the police route rejection.

The UK government hopes to reach an agreement with Syria on a deal similar to the one signed with the Iraqi government in August last year.

Tucker Carlson criticises UK's ban on Palestine Action, alleging Israeli political pressure amid the arrest of hundreds of people in London.