Suella Braverman warns pro-Palestinian demos in London 'can't go on'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Police said the group threw projectiles and insulted officers Ms Braverman was seen in public for the first time since Armistice Day was blighted by brutal clashes in central London yesterday.
42% : The Metropolitan Police has said 'intense debate about protest and policing' helped 'increase community tensions' before the chaos at Armistice Day which saw more than 100 arrests - in an apparent swipe at Ms Braverman's intervention.
41% : The force also launched an appeal on social media in an attempt to identify multiple demonstrators who were pictured carrying anti-Semitic placards during the march.
40% : 'A week of intense debate about protest and policing' helped 'increase community tensions', he said.
34% : Sir Keir said some among the pro-Palestinian demonstrators incited violence, glorified Hamas or called for Israel's destruction and 'should be dealt with firmly by the law'.

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