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Pro-Palestinian group to proceed with London march despite ‘discriminatory’ police ban

Pro-Palestinian group to proceed with London march despite ‘discriminatory’ police ban

  • Met Police have upheld a ban on Jan. 18 rally despite Palestinian Solidarity Campaign proposing alternative route
  • Group rejects claim that supporters encouraged people to defy police-imposed conditions
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