Sir Mark Rowley said protesters were not breaking the law by climbing war memorial

The transcript discusses a recent incident where pro-Palestinian demonstrators climbed a war memorial at Hyde Park Corner. No arrests were made, leading to questions about police bias and the need for more powers. The speaker avoids political discussions, focusing on the legality of the actions and the police's role in de-escalating potential conflicts. The incident highlights the contentious nature of policing and the challenges officers face in such situations.

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