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Two women were arrested after gaining access to the roof of Martin-Baker Aircraft Company’s site in Denham, Buckinghamshire, where police said damage was caused to the premises. The incident was reported in connection with a protest, but the women’s alleged affiliation and any terrorism designation should not be assumed without official confirmation.

Separately, 42-year-old Del Somerville was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to violent disorder following an incident in Portsmouth in which he threw a plastic bottle toward a police line. The same week, two RAF pilots ejected from a Hawk T2 before it crashed near Anglesey; the RAF said both were doing well and expected to make a full recovery.

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00:00This is for the children all, the people of Palestine.
00:02Martin Baker in Woking, we're here to shut down their factory
00:07because they're complicit in a genocide in Israel
00:10and they're complicit with the Zionist war machine.
00:14And this feels amazing.
00:15We encourage you all to take action against the war machine
00:19and fucking smash them!

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