Protest

How US cash made Tommy Robinson

An American tech billionaire was instrumental in funding the far-right figure’s rise to stardom – and even paid for his new set of teeth

Hundreds arrested at Palestine Action protest

A mass demonstration in Parliament Square that planned to see at least 1,000 people detained may reach its target, says the Met

The definition of ‘terrorist’ is subjective

The BBC doesn’t use the word, while the government has been accused of applying it too broadly. What does it mean?

Yvette Cooper: Palestine Action ‘is not lawful protest’

Demonstrating is vital to free speech but this right does not extend to violence, intimidation and inflicting injuries

Huda Ammori: Proscription ‘has had a chilling effect’

Why it’s important to challenge the proscription of the Palestine Action group

‘My daughter isn't a terrorist. Why is she in prison?’

The mother of jailed Palestine Action protester says she is proud of her and angry at the UK government

Hundreds arrested at peaceful protest in Parliament Square

Nurses, doctors, retired people and architects among 466 protesters arrested as terrorism suspects

Protest or terrorism? Palestine Action wins right to challenge ban

After more than 200 arrests, activists are hoping to build on last week’s court ruling with a mass demonstration on Saturday that could fill police cells

I’m no terrorist, says arrested former magistrate

Deborah Hinton, arrested for supporting Palestine Action group, says she would go to prison for the right to protest

The new faces of protest

Misan Harriman’s street portraits debunk the idea that today’s youth are less politically active than previous generations

Israelis find slogans are not enough to end Gaza hell

Latest failure to agree hostage release and ceasefire deal amid mass protests has added to mood of helplessness

Immigration now trumps economy for UK voters

As fears grow of a backlash against asylum seekers and a summer of disorder, polling shows a change in people’s priorities