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London Prepares for 'Busiest Policing Day' with Dual Protests and FA Cup Final

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London faces one of its busiest policing days with the Unite the Kingdom and Nakba: 78 March for Palestine protests, alongside the FA Cup final, prompting a £4.5m 'zero tolerance' operation with 4,000 officers.

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