Fears of 'Tehran plot' for violence on London's streets led to ban on Al Quds march

Met Police issue warning to protesters ahead of Al Quds Day demonstration

Around 12,000 people are expected to attend the Al Quds Day demonstration

London police set restrictions ahead of Al-Quds Day protests

Demonstrators on Sunday will be restricted to 2-hour static protest on south bank of River Thames - Anadolu Ajansı

UK High Court reviewing govt decision to ban Quds Day march

The UK High Court is to conduct an urgent judicial review of the Home Office’s decision to ban this year’s annual Quds Day march, The New Arab understands. Informed sources also said that there were contacts between the Islamic Human Rights Commission, which is one of the organisers of the march, and the police regarding the possibility of holding a “static demonstration” instead of the usual march that had been scheduled to begin from outside t…

Fears of 'Tehran plot' for violence on London's streets led to ban on Al Quds march

The Al Quds Day march in the capital was banned after MI5 warned of the threat from the Iranian regime

Sadiq Khan yet to comment on police ban for Al Quds Day march

Mayor of London spokesperson calls it an ‘operational policing decision’

Al-Quds Day demo to take place in defiance of government ban

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