Arrests Made in Plot to Disrupt London Stock Exchange

The Metropolitan Police has arrested six individuals suspected of planning to disrupt the London Stock Exchange. The group, believed to be linked to the Palestine Action group, was allegedly planning to cause damage and prevent the building from opening for trading. The arrests took place in London, Liverpool, and Brighton on Sunday, and all six individuals are currently in custody. The police confirmed that the arrests were made based on information shared by the Daily Express. Detective Superintendent Sian Thomas described the arrests as significant and stated that the group was prepared to carry out a disruptive and damaging act that could have had serious consequences. One arrest was made by the Merseyside Police, with the remaining five made later in the day. The police expressed gratitude to the Daily Express for providing valuable information, which allowed them to successfully intervene.