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Scuffles break out outside Palestine Action court hearing

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Scuffles break out outside Palestine Action court hearing

Scuffles break out outside Palestine Action court hearing

Supporters of Palestine Action scuffle with police at a protest ouside the Royal Courts of Justice, where the High Court is hearing an appeal against the government's decision to proscribe the organisation as a terrorist group.

Counter-protesters appeared with a banner reading, 'There's no genocide in Gaza'.

Report by Brooksl.

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