London police detain a woman for expressing support for Palestine Action, which has been designated as a terrorist group, on August 9, 2025.
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Why does the UK think these seniors are terrorists?

How far is too far to oppose the war in Gaza? The UK government decided that the direct-action group Palestine Action crossed the line and designated them as a terrorist group. It means not only their members face jailtime, but even anyone who holds a sign in support of them. Isobel Yeung reports.

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