Protests may need to be stopped in some cases, Keir Starmer suggests

Prime Minister Keir Starmer told BBC Radio 4 that some protests may need to be banned, citing concern about the cumulative effect of repeated pro-Palestinian marches on the Jewish community following a stabbing attack in Golders Green that police have designated a terror incident. The article is sourced from direct BBC interview quotes with the PM, includes responses from multiple political figures and advocacy groups (Stop the War Coalition, Green Party, Liberal Democrats, Jeremy Corbyn's party, Conservatives, Reform UK), and provides contextual detail on existing police powers to restrict protests and the government's pending review of public order legislation originally due in February. Independent search results corroborate the core reporting across BBC, Yahoo, and Daily Mail; additional BBC pieces provide related coverage of the Golders Green visit and the disputed meaning of 'globalise the intifada.' Readers should monitor the publication of the deferred public order review, whether specific legislative changes are proposed to address protest restrictions, and how police apply existing and any new powers to regulate demonstrations in coming weeks.