Three more people have been charged after a pro-Palestinian protest in central London on Saturday. Thousands gathered in the city to express support for Palestinians, the day before a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas came into force.

Three more people have been charged following a pro-Palestinian rally in central London that saw 77 arrests. Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and MP John McDonnell have also been voluntarily interviewed by police after the demonstration on Saturday.

Jamal hailed the 'extraordinary and determined discipline' of demonstrators in the face of provocation from the police

But 65 people were arrested on suspicion of ‘deliberately’ breaching conditions after breaking through protest barriers into Trafalgar Square to reach the BBC at Portland Place. Others were also arrested on suspicion of sexual assault, assaulting an emergency worker and displaying a swastika.

The former Labour leader, 75, and former shadow chancellor, 73, will attend a police station voluntarily after officers accused demonstrators of breaching protest conditions

Dozens of Palestine Solidarity Campaign activists have been arrested by the Met Police today during a protest in London.

Palestine Solidarity Campaign rally took place in Whitehall after huge row over its planned route’s proximity to a synagogue

Metropolitan Police investigating ‘coordinated effort’ by organizers to breach conditions imposed on event - Anadolu Ajansı

Jake Wallis Simons earlier claimed one synagogue was "besieged" by marches for a period recently before eventually the police moved them on.

Several thousand Pro-Palestinian supporters have taken part in a demonstration in central London. The rally - the latest UK protest organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) since the war in Gaza began in 2023 - comes as Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire and hostage release deal.

Gaza A pro-Palestine protest march in central London has ended with the highest number of arrests in a single anti-Israel demonstration since October 2023, when the war in Gaza broke out. After an order was made banning any movement towards the BBC's offices in the capital,