United Kingdom: 25 protesters forcibly removed from outside the Supreme Court

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: United Kingdom

Crime & Law

United Kingdom: 25 protesters forcibly removed from outside the Supreme Court

The headline says that 25 protesters were forcibly removed from outside the Supreme Court in the United Kingdom. The article link describes them as supporters of Palestine Action who were arrested by police. The supplied content provides no further details about the circumstances of the operation.

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