Hundreds of people, from MPs to community group leaders, gathered in Preston city centre today to show their support for the people of Palestine.
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  IN PICTURES: Free Palestine protest in Preston  
     
  Hundreds of people, from MPs to community group leaders, gathered in Preston city centre today to show their support for the people of Palestine.  
     
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Thousands unite for ‘Free Palestine’ demonstration in Preston city centre
 
Thousands of people gathered in Preston city centre today in solidarity and support of the people of Palestine following a surge of violence in the region that left around 250 people dead.
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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