Several people arrested as 700 Palestine Action protesters gather in London

A Palestine Action protest is currently taking place in London.

So far, 175 people have been arrested, reports Sky News.

It's been reported that individuals taking part are being taken to the side of the square where police officers are waiting to process those who have been arrested.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has told protesters to 'respect the grief of British Jews'.

Some figures from the Jewish community have called the protest 'phenomenally tone deaf' after Thursday's synagogue attack in Manchester.

Met Police officers are said to be 'emotionally and physically exhausted'.

Yesterday, Hamas agreed to release all of the Israeli hostages under Trump's Gaza plan.

The Palestinian group say that in order to end Israel's war on Gaza and to ensure a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from the enclave, they are ready to release all Israeli captives, including those who are still living and those who are dead.

As reported by Al Jazeera, Hamas said in a statement: “In this context, the movement affirms its readiness to immediately enter into negotiations through the mediators to discuss the details of this agreement."

They have also agreed to hand over the administration of Gaza to an independent body of Palestinian technocrats.

They say this is 'based on Palestinian national consensus and Arab and Islamic support'.

Hamas said: "Other issues mentioned in President Trump’s proposal regarding the future of the Gaza Strip and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people are connected to a unified national position and relevant international laws and resolutions."

Donald Trump has now urged Israel to stop bombing Gaza.

After hailing the news as marking a 'very special day' Trump said he believes Hamas are 'ready for lasting peace' but said that 'Israel must immediately stop the bombing' to ensure that the hostages are released safely.

He said: "Right now, it's far too dangerous to do that. We are already in discussions on details to be worked out. This is not about Gaza alone, this is about long sought peace in the Middle East."

Despite Trump's calls, a number of explosions were seen in Gaza earlier today.