A planned pro-Palestinian march in London is rebuffing police orders to move its starting point after complaints that it will disrupt a nearby synagogue’s Shabbat services. The rally by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign is due to begin at the headquarters of the BBC on Saturday,

The Metropolitan Police has blocked a pro-Gaza march that was set to go past a synagogue in central London amid fears that Jewish worshippers would be harassed by protesters.

A PRO-Gaza march must be banned from starting near a synagogue, more than 80 politicians have demanded. In a stinging letter, MPs and peers yesterday implored Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley to

The route through the British capital was approved in November but the police have reversed their decision after pressure

UK police has banned a pro-Palestinian march from gathering outside the BBC's headquarters in London, The Guardian newspaper reports. A gathering in central London was planned for this weekend, intended to begin outside the BBC's Broadcasting House before marching south towards Whitehall.

The Metropolitan Police have imposed Public Order Act conditions to prevent a pro-Palestine protest from gathering near a central London synagogue next week. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) had planned to assemble outside BBC Broadcasting House in Portland Place on Saturday,