Two-Tier Policing Laid Bare in Britain

Daily Mail : The banning of a UKIP protest in a Muslim community while pro-Palestine marches were allowed to take place in the wake of the Manchester synagogue attack has laid bare allegations of two-tiered policing by the Met.

A damning report by the think tank Policy Exchange today claimed that the widely held perception the force treats protest groups differently was in fact a 'reality'.  

Members of the Bangladeshi community dressed in all black took to the streets to oppose a UKIP march which was banned from entering Whitechapel on October 25

In one example cited, the force applied for 'very stringent conditions' on a UKIP march in Tower Hamlets on the grounds it had caused 'significant concern' among the Muslim community.   

Under the Public Order Act, the Met banned UKIP from holding its protest in Whitechapel or anywhere else in the borough of Tower Hamlets on October 25.

Meanwhile, pro-Palestine protesters were allowed to gather in London both in the aftermath of the synagogue attack in September and on the second anniversary of October 7. 

This was despite criticism from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who said Britain had become 'indifferent to antisemitism'.

Some Jewish leaders, as well as university chiefs and senior politicians, also voiced their dismay at the timing of the demonstrations and the fact they had been allowed to go ahead. 

Referring to the banning of UKIP's protest in Tower Hamlets on October 25, Policy Exchange's report read:'Such a decision may well have been justified on the grounds of preventing serious public disorder.

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