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General · 15 March 2026

MI5 terror fears prompt Mahmood to ban London's Al Quds march for 1st time since 2012

MI5 terror fears prompt Mahmood to ban London's Al Quds march for 1st time since 2012

Concerns about a potential terror attack from Iran's regime mean MI5 and police are working to keep the UK safe. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood granted police a month-long ban on the annual Al Quds Day march, a first such restriction since 2012. Over 1,000 officers are managing the static protests, with 12,000 people expected.

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