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More than 50 arrested at Palestine Action support rally

More than 50 arrested at Palestine Action support rally

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More than 50 arrested at Palestine Action support rallyImage source, ReutersImage caption, Merseyside Police said more than 50 protesters had been arrestedByIan Shoesmith and Naj Modak, North WestPublished32 minutes agoMore than 50 demonstrators have been arrested outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool during a protest in support of the banned Palestine Action group, police have said.More than 250 protesters sat outside the conference centre earlier, many holding home-made banners which read: "I support Palestine Action".Scores of police officers stood by before moving in to start making arrests, warning protesters they were illegally holding signs supporting a proscribed organisation.After asking them if they were going to continue to do so, officers led some of the protesters…

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