A series of arrests took place outside the venue of the UK Labour Party conference as activists gathered to protest the government's recent policy regarding Palestine Action. The demonstration was organized to voice opposition to the official proscription of the group, which the UK government has designated as a 'terrorist' organization.

While the protest was intended to challenge the legal status of the organization, the event resulted in police intervention and the subsequent arrest of participants. The situation highlights the ongoing tension between activist groups advocating for Palestinian causes and the UK government’s current security policies. The arrests occurred in the immediate vicinity of the conference, drawing attention to the group's efforts to influence party policy and public perception regarding their proscription. There is currently no information regarding the specific charges filed against those detained or the total number of individuals taken into custody, as official reports remain limited to the fact that the arrests occurred during the demonstration.