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When he visited a day clinic in the city of palermo. denaro has been on the run since the mid—1990s when the sicilian mafia stepped up their bombing and murder campaign that included the killing of two prosecutors. police in england and wales could be allowed to intervene in protests before they cause serious disruption, under new government plans. the proposals will have to be approved by mps and peers first, but have already attracted criticism from human rights groups. our political correspondent ione wells has more. no new oil! walking slowly may not be that loud, nor violent or aggressi...

The proposals will have to be approved by mps and peers first but have already attracted criticism from human rights groups. ione wells has more. no new oil! walking slowly may not be that loud, nor violent or aggressive, but it's the kind of protest that the government now argues is disruptive enough that police should have the power to shut it down. its proposed changes would mean police wouldn't need to wait for a protest to get disruptive and escalate before they shut them down. police would also not need to treat a series of protests by the same group as stand—alone incidents, so campai...

Protests — police too much power to stop protests before they get disruptive because _ protests before they get disruptive because police think they may well become _ because police think they may well become so, and you are also i think having _ become so, and you are also i think having protest groups who say it will not — having protest groups who say it will not make any difference because they will_ will not make any difference because they will keep going anyway. let�*s they will keep going anyway. let's talk about those _ they will keep going anyway. let's talk about those strike ...

Or weeks could be seen as enough to warrant police intervention. if passed, this would give police more power to shut down protest groups like insulate britain and just stop oil. the amendments that we're introducing in the lords respond to a request from the police to clarify the threshold above which it is right for the police to intervene. of course, we as a government fully respect the right to protest, but that does need to be properly balanced with the right of the general public to go about their day—to—day lives. human rights groups have criticised the idea. we have to see these ch...

Walking slowly may not be that loud, nor violent or aggressive, but it's the kind of protest that the government now argues is disruptive enough that police should have the power to shut it down. its proposed changes would mean police wouldn't need to wait for a protest to get disruptive and escalate before they shut them down. police would also not need to treat a series of protests by the same group as stand—alone incidents, so campaigns over a period of days or weeks could be seen as enough to warrant police intervention. if passed, this would give police more power to shut down protest g...