The Metropolitan Police has apologised to a pro-Palestinian activist and settled his legal claim over an unlawful arrest at St Pancras

Tej Singh Bhandal, 68, was detained under anti-terrorism powers in June after refusing to provide his phone PIN. Police accept the stop and arrest did not meet legal requirements. The investigation has been dropped, and the force is reviewing the case.

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The Metropolitan Police has apologised to a pro-Palestinian activist and settled his legal claim over an unlawful arrest at St Pancras

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