Met admits making mistakes on Palestine protests
Briefly

The cumulative impact of months of Palestine-related protests has significantly burdened the Metropolitan Police, costing nearly £43 million and requiring over 52,000 officers to manage.
The report indicates that a new era of disruptive protests is challenging public services and finances, revealing the need for balanced policing that respects rights while ensuring community safety.
Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist acknowledged the difficulties in policing because of limited notification periods for protests, describing the report's findings as compelling and underscoring a significant planning challenge.
Mr. Twist emphasized the necessity of balancing the right to protest with community impact, stating that "each event presents a policing challenge and requires substantial planning."
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