URGENT: Keir Starmer Warns Students Against Joining Protests on October 7.

BREAKING NEWS Prime Minister Keir Starmer Warns Students Against Joining Protests on October 7 Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the UK, has issued a warning to students against joining pro-Palestinian protests scheduled for Tuesday, October 7. The protests coincide with the second anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel. URGENT CALL TO STUDENTS Starmer urged students not to participate in the demonstrations, citing "rising antisemitism on our streets" and the need to protect Jewish communities. He described the planned protests as "un-British" and warned that some protesters may use the event as a pretext for attacking British Jews. SECURITY HEIGHTENED The UK is bracing for heightened security measures in cities including Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Bristol, where student protests are expected to take place. Universities are also preparing for demonstrations on campus. BACKGROUND CONTEXT Last week's deadly attack on a synagogue in Manchester has led to increased concerns about antisemitism in the country. The Prime Minister's warning is aimed at preventing further tensions and violence. CURRENT STATUS The situation remains fluid, with students and universities preparing for potential protests. The Prime Minister's office has confirmed that Starmer will continue to monitor the situation closely. DEVELOPING STORY This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*