Home secretary calls pro-Palestine protests after Manchester attack 'un-British'

In the aftermath of the terror attack outside a synagogue in Manchester, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has criticized the pro-Palestine protests that took place on Thursday. Mahmood expressed her disappointment, calling the protests "un-British" and stating that they should not have gone ahead in the wake of the tragic incident. The Home Secretary's comments suggest that the government views the timing of the protests as inappropriate and potentially divisive, given the sensitivity of the situation following the attack. However, the article does not provide further details on the nature of the protests or the reasons behind the Home Secretary's criticism. Overall, the article highlights the tensions and sensitivities surrounding the government's response to public demonstrations in the aftermath of a terrorist attack, particularly when they involve issues related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.