00:00Stop the British government, just please support the government.
00:09Thank you, free Palestine.
00:26It comes out of Parliament. I'm sure you know how laws are made, ma'am. If not, go and look
00:29it up.
00:29I know how people have a responsibility to break bad laws.
00:51Well, it's 1.19, you're under arrest under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act, like I've just explained with this
01:00sign.
01:01You do not have to say anything, but it may harm the defence.
01:03If you do not mention when questioned, someone should not rely on it.
01:06And if you do say, may be given as evidence.
01:09And the necessity for arrest.
01:11One is to carry out a whole effective investigation on the way of an interview.
01:15And the second is to confirm your name.
01:25On one hand, obviously, my deep consternation about the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.
01:36Two, what I feel is a slide towards authoritarianism in this country with the ongoing prescription of Palestine action.
01:46And this will be my fourth time that I've actually sat and opposed.
01:51You get a really mixed bag. You can't get much more of a mixed bag than you'll get here.
01:58You'll get young, old teachers, doctors, factory workers, all the different layers of people.
02:12My presence here is an entirely lawful one to protest against our loss of civil rights and to vindicate our
02:22right to protest.
02:23And I do not believe that the order which the commander has made is valid.
02:28It's a nonsense to suggest that I, a retired solicitor, am here to promote, well, to commit a crime, to
02:36promote crime and or disorder.
02:39The thing's a nonsense.
02:40It's just a little moment to fame.
02:46This is your moments of fame!
02:46This is your moments of fame.
02:58You
