Welcome to Navarra Live and what a show we have for you tonight.

The disgraceful ban on Palestine action as a terrorist organization has been ruled unlawful by the High Court.

Now we should say the ban is still in place for now, so expressing support for

Palestine action is still against the law. So don't tune in expecting us to be

declaring our support for any particular organisation on this evening show. But this is very,

very big news and I've got a great roster of guests. I'll be speaking to Stephen Mephen,

who was at the court this morning. I've got an interview with Huda Amori, who is a co-founder of

Palestine Action. And then for the second half of the show, I'll be joined by Helena, aka No Justice

MTG, to talk about the political ramifications of this. And also, we have an Epstein story in there just for good measure.

Before we get into our first story tonight, I just want to take a moment to thank all of our

supporters who have made all of Navarra media's reporting on Palestine action possible.

Today has been historic to say the least. And from the start, following the story, has been a priority for Navarra. And we've been committed to that, as I hope you will have noticed. We have to emphasise how integral our supporters have been in making possible all of that. Without your backing, we wouldn't have been able to report live from the ground at protests

and give a platform to the voices the prescription set out to silence. So whether you're a long-standing

supporter or you've joined recently, we're incredibly lucky to have your backing. And of course,

we will be inviting you to join our supporters this evening and to be part of a different kind of media.

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It's been over seven months since then Home Secretary of Ep Cooper prescribed direct action group

Palestine action as a terrorist organization. But today, after a lengthy legal process brought by

the group's co-founder, Huda Amori, culminating in a judicial review in November last year,

the High Court has found that the prescription was unlawful. A free judge panel made up of Dame Victoria Sharp,

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