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UK Police Review Post by Wife of National Security Adviser Supporting Banned Group

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British police are assessing a social media post by Sarah Helm, wife of National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell, who appeared to support the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action. The group was banned under UK terrorism laws in 2025. Helm's comment came after novelist Sally Rooney announced she would withhold royalties from her books to support the group. Police are determining if further investigation is needed, while a government spokesperson distanced the administration from Helm's views. The ban on Palestine Action has faced legal challenges.

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  • British police are reviewing a social media post by Sarah Helm supporting the banned Palestine Action group.
  • Palestine Action was designated a terrorist organization by the UK government in 2025.
  • Novelist Sally Rooney is withholding book royalties to support Palestine Action, prompting legal concerns.
  • Four members of Palestine Action were jailed in June over a 2024 factory raid causing over 1 million pounds in damage.
  • A government spokesperson stated Helm's views do not represent the administration.
  • The group's ban is being challenged in court, with the Supreme Court expected to hear the case.

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