Pro-Palestinian Man Climbs Down Big Ben and Gets Arrested After 16-Hours

Name: Pro-Palestinian Man Climbs Down Big Ben and Gets Arrested After 16-Hours
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Description: A man who climbed the Big Ben Tower (Elizabeth Tower), one of the symbols of England, in the capital London, yesterday morning with a Palestinian flag, climbed down 16 hours later and was arrested by British police."We worked with other agencies, inc

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A man who climbed the Big Ben Tower (Elizabeth Tower), one of the symbols of England, in the capital London, yesterday morning with a Palestinian flag, climbed down 16 hours later and was arrested by British police.

“We worked with other agencies, including the London Fire Brigade, and deployed specialist officers to bring this incident to an end as quickly as possible while minimizing the risk to life,” said the Metropolitan Police Service.

Police said that the roads that were closed in the area were reopened after the man was arrested.

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In Australia, more than 300 vehicles suffered punctured tires after 750 kilograms of sharp metal casting spilled from a truck on the M1 Pacific Highway, one of the country’s busiest roads. The incident, which occurred in the early morning, led to a major traffic shutdown.

New South Wales State Highway Patrol Commander Howard Collins said the metal spread over 30 kilometers, making clean-up efforts difficult and time-consuming. “This isn’t just a matter of using a sweeper—we’re using magnetic tools to extract embedded metal from the road surface,” he explained.

The trucking company NJ Ashton issued an apology, stating, “We take full responsibility and are deeply sorry for the damage and disruption. We still do not fully understand how this happened.”

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