Thousands join pro-Palestine rally and Women’s March as Gaza ceasefire to begin - Palestine Solidarity Campaign rally will take place in Whitehall after huge row over its planned route’s proximity to

Scuffles caught on camera after demonstrators broke through police lines resulting in highest number of arrests over more than 20 marches

Thousands of people gathered and over 70 were arrested at a pro-Palestinian rally in central London Saturday, on the eve of the start of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.The majority were detained on suspicion of breaching the authorised perimeter for the protest near key government buildings in central London.

Among those charged was Christopher Nineham, the vice-chair of the Stop the War Coalition, one of the organisers of the demonstration

Protesters planned to gather outside BBC's Broadcasting House in central London before marching to Whitehall. However, on Thursday night, Scotland Yard told the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) that their proposed route was threatening to “seriously disrupt” the Shabbat services at a neighbouring synagogue.

The Metropolitan Police have blocked an upcoming pro-Palestine march from gathering near a synagogue in central London. Protesters targeting the BBC were planning to gather outside Broadcasting House in Portland Place on Saturday January 18 before marching to Whitehall.

Emails between LSE senior staff also appeared to draw links between student protest and anniversary of London bombings

Met. Police make clear that it will prevent the Palestine Solidarity Campaign from gathering outside the BBC headquarters, down the street from the Central London Synagogue.

MPs Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell have agreed to be interviewed under caution by police following a pro-Palestinian rally in central London on Saturday, the BBC understands. The former Labour leader,