Met Police urge students to move 7 October protest
"Serious concerns have been expressed about the impact of this march on students and staff, particularly those who are Jewish, the route, and the day it is being held," Harman said. 'Full powers'A march can only be banned if police consider it would result in serious public disorder, and that placing restrictions on it would not prevent that disorder from taking place. The decision needs approval from the home secretary.Harman said he did not believe the strict legal threshold required in order to request such a ban had been met.
- ▪"Serious concerns have been expressed about the impact of this march on students and staff, particularly those who are Jewish, the route, and the day it is being held," Harman said.
- ▪'Full powers'A march can only be banned if police consider it would result in serious public disorder, and that placing restrictions on it would not prevent that disorder from taking place.
- ▪The decision needs approval from the home secretary.Harman said he did not believe the strict legal threshold required in order to request such a ban had been met.
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Met Police urge students to move 7 October protestImage caption, Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman says the march will cause distress if held on the anniversary of the attacks on IsraelBySonja JessupBBC London home affairs correspondent Published1 hour agoThe Metropolitan Police is calling on the organisers of a pro-Palestinian student march scheduled to take place on the third anniversary of the 7 October attacks on Israel to move the event.Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman said the force had been unable to identify the organisers behind the group, which calls itself the University of London Coalition.
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