• 10 months ago
Police have said protesters projecting a controversial pro-Palestine slogan onto Big Ben was not a crime.Campaigners projected the words “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” onto the Elizabeth Tower on Wednesday as demonstrators gathered outside the Houses of Parliament during a chaotic crunch vote on a ceasefire in Gaza.

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