Michael Gove was today mobbed by pro-Palestinian supporters chanting 'shame on you'. The Levelling Up Secretary had to be escorted from the London railway station by a large police contingent as demonstrators swarmed around him.
Get all the latest news and updates throughout the day onMichael Gove was last night mobbed by pro-Palestinian supporters chanting 'shame on you' as he walked through Victoria station, sparking fears over the safety of ministers.
One MP said the attack – condemned by politicians from all sides – had a 'chilling effect on democracy'. Others called it 'vile'. Towards the end of the march, pro-Palestinian protesters also staged a sit-in at Waterloo Station - where police said they refused to leave until they were threatened with arrests.
'It really illustrates why these protests should not have taken place at all this weekend. The Home Secretary has proved to be absolutely right.' Some MPs warned last night that high-profile politicians might need police protection if the weekly marches continue. 'Those acting in this fashion damage their cause and, along with those displaying abhorrent antisemitism amongst the rally today, must be condemned.'
Police said those arrested were part of a 'large group' of counter-protesters who had 'tried to reach the main protest march'. Scuffles broke out as police attempted to stop a crowd of people carrying St George's flags marching along Embankment towards Whitehall, where the Cenotaph is located, shortly after 10am.
The coalition of groups behind the march include the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Friends of Al-Aqsa, Stop the War Coalition, Muslim Association of Britain, Palestinian Forum in Britain and Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Officers have surrounded the White Swan pub on Vauxhall Bridge Road and prevented some people from leaving to stop them clashing with demonstrators leaving the main march in Nine Elms.
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