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Peace protesters stage sit-in at Liverpool Lime Street station demanding Gaza ceasefire
Around 150 people gathered on the main concourse of Liverpool Lime Street Station to call for a ceasefire in Palestine [Neil Terry / neilterryphotography.co.uk/]

PRO-PALESTINE protesters gathered in Liverpool Lime Street station on Tuesday evening for a sit-in to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.

About 150 people occupied the concourse of the train station with Palestine flags and banners, chanting: “Free Palestine” and “ceasefire now.”

One protester waved an RMT flag to represent the rail union while another carried a Liverpool National Education Union banner.

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