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On to a story that's been dividing opinion and making headlines here in the UK for nearly a year.

That of the protest group Palestine Action, which was banned by the government under terrorism legislation.

It's one o'clock.

With the latest BBC news for Oxfordshire, I'm Jordan Brooks.

The Prime Minister has condemned the disgraceful actions of pro-Palestine protesters who broke into RAF Bries Norton and have damaged two planes.

It is incredibly tense here.

Lots of people being arrested, either walked out or carried out.

And each time people are shouting... The British government...

have betrayed the British people.

Palestine action is back.

That last clip you heard was from earlier today as Palestine action supporters celebrated outside court in central London.

It's been ruled the decision to ban them was in fact illegal.

Our reporter Nick Johnson told me more.

Judges said that Palestine Action, they did acknowledge Palestine Action, the group, uses criminality to promote its aims.

But they said those activities had not crossed the very high bar needed to designate it as a terrorist organisation.

So effectively, they said the government's decision to ban it as a terrorist group was disproportionate.