George Galloway detained under Terrorism Act at Gatwick Airport
His party said that George Galloway was detained at Gatwick Airport within the scope of the Terrorism Law.
The 71 -year -old was stopped on Saturday, September 27 by the Terrorism Command of the Metropolitan Police at London Gatwick Airport.
After going to Moscow, his former deputy accompanied his wife, who returned to a flight from Abu Dhabi. Herald Scotland.
“On Saturday, September 27, we can stop a woman in Gatwick Airport on Saturday (September 27th) that the counter -terrorism officers at the Gatwick Airport stopped a man in the 70s and a woman in her 40s,” met the Met Police Spokesman. Herald.
“Neither of them were arrested and they were not allowed.”
He confirmed that the British Labor Party Galloway was detained.
In a statement about X, the party said: “At 11:00, we were informed that the party leader George Galloway and his wife were detained at the airport by the police officers in Gatwick at 11:00. @sussex_police @Btp. “
According to the Investigation Forces Commissioners Office (IPCO): “Table 3, the Anti -Terror and Border Safety Act 2019, according to 2019, gives the authority to stop, question, search and detain a person in the Port of England to determine whether they have taken part in hostile activities to the police.
“Research Authority Commissioner (IPC) may allow a copy of an article to be kept and used during a search. This includes a copy of an article consisting or containing hidden materials.
Galloway is currently the leader of the British Labor Party, which he founded in 2019.
He first served as a parliamentary member in five election zones, which won as a candidate for labor for Glasgow Hillhead in 1987. Later, Kelvin represented Bethnal Green, Bradford West and Rochdale. After winning his seat in Rochdale in February 2024, he lost shortly after the general elections in July 2024.
