The Met’s Counter Terrorism Command emphasized that whoever was arrested in the protest is not directly linked to the investigation by the Counter Terrorism Command.

LONDON (Reuters) -British police said they had arrested six people and were searching a Kurdish community centre in London as part of a counter terrorism investigation into suspected activity linked to the banned Kurdistan Workers Party,

Six people have been arrested in London as part of a counter-terrorism investigation into suspected activity linked to the proscribed group Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).

As part of a counterterrorism investigation into suspected activities connected to the banned Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), six people have been arrested in London.

A number of people have been arrested today, Wednesday 27 November 2024, as part of a significant Counter Terrorism Policing investigation led by the

Counter-terrorism police have arrested six people and a community centre is temporarily closed as part of an investigation into the banned Kurdistan Workers Party. The group, known as the PKK, is classed as a terrorist organisation in the UK and the arrests came amid a “significant” police probe into potential terrorist activity.

Police officers surround a truck containing barriers that was being blocked from unloading by Kurdish people trying to stop them being used to block access to a road leading to a

Police and protesters have clashed in north London after seven people were arrested as part of a counter terrorism investigation. Five men and two women, aged between 23 and 62, were arrested after an investigation into suspected activity linked to the banned Kurdistan Workers Party,