UPDATED: protesters attacked, separately one man dies at Filton 24 solidarity demo

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A protest at Pentonville prison in support of a Palestine Action hunger-striker has seen the death of what was first thought to be a passer-by – but which since appears to have been an independent journalist there in support of the protest, according to people on the ground.

On top of this, a presumably far-right, Zionist agitator attacked the humanitarian demonstrators. So far, the corporate media has not reported on the situation.

People on the ground confirmed to the Canary that the man’s death had nothing to do with the protesters.

The attacker was stopped and arrested. This came after local residents were reportedly throwing eggs at protesters and trying to take their Palestine flags. Then, a man suffered a heart attack and died at the scene. More details have now emerged since we first reported this story. The man’s name was David and he was a Palestine supporter there in solidarity:

 

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Kamran Ahmed is on hunger strike in Pentonville prison, along with five of his fellow anti-genocide direct action activists – all part of the ‘Filton 24’ Palestine Action ‘actionists’ who have been in prison for more than a year and face up to two more years in prison before trial, despite UK law mandating a maximum ‘remand’ of six months.

Looks like a major incident on Caledonian Road. Met police has blocked the road near Pentonville prison. pic.twitter.com/KcDUbGBOF3

— Danish Khan (@DanishKhan80) November 15, 2025

The situation at Pentonville is still developing and more information will be published as it becomes available.

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