Officers will not be given new powers to police protests, Downing Street has insisted, amid concerns over why the Met allowed 'jihad' chants during a pro-Palestine protest over the weekend.
There are no plans to change the law because the Metropolitan Police already has "extensive powers" to deal with protests, No10's spokesperson said.It comes after the Met said it was told about clips showing a man at a Hizb ut-Tahrir protest chanting "jihad" during a campaign in London on Saturday. Suella Braverman is understood to have told Mr Rowley that “there can be no place for incitement to hatred or violence” and police “must crack down on anyone breaking the law”.
It added that "jihad" has "a number of meanings" while "there are varying interpretations" of what "Muslim armies" can refer to.Sir Rowley is expected to defend his officers’ decision speaking to Ms Braverman on Monday and argue that the demonstrators could not have been prosecuted for their actions under existing legislation.
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No plans to change law after 'jihad' protest chants, No 10 says as Braverman challenges MetThe force has been criticised after it said no offences were identified at a pro-Palestine rally. But while the home secretary calls for a 'crackdown', Downing Street says the laws won't be toughened.
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