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Palestine Action protestors accused of damaging Trump’s Turnberry golf course had ‘terrorist connection’

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Palestine Action protestors accused of damaging Trump’s Turnberry golf course had ‘terrorist connection’
Palestine Action protestors accused of damaging Trump’s Turnberry golf course had ‘terrorist connection’
‘Gaza is not for sale’ was painted on one of the greens, and holes on the course were dug up
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera2 hrs ago
‘Terrorist connection’ alleged in Trump’s Scotland golf course damage case
Seven people have been charged in connection with damage to Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in Scotland in 2025.
BBC News
BBC News3 hrs ago
'Terrorist connection' over Trump Turnberry vandalism charges
Seven people accused of causing damage at Trump's resort could receive longer sentences if convicted.
GB News
GB News4 hrs ago
Seven people charged with vandalism at Donald Trump's Scotland golf course accused of having 'terrorist connection'
Seven people charged with vandalism at Donald Trump's Scotland golf course accused of having 'terrorist connection'  GB News
The Canary
The Canary4 hrs ago
Protesters who spray painted Trump’s golf course in Scotland to face ‘terror’ sentencing
Seven Palestine Action protesters who have been charged with damaging Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf course face being sentenced as terrorists even though they have not been charged with any terror offences. The first hearing in the case will take place on Monday 31 August in the High Court in Glasgow. The protest by Pa
Morning Star
Morning Star🏁 first to report6 hrs ago
Palestine Action protesters charged with damaging Trump golf course face being sentenced as terrorists
SEVEN Palestine Action protesters are to be sentenced as terrorists for damaging US President Donald Trump’s Scotland golf courses — despite not being charged with terror offences. Prosecutors will seek to establish a “terror connection” during their trial, which starts on Monday at the High Court in Glasgow, according