by Ruby Cline, TelegraphProscribed group’s ‘sinister’ sessions held days after Ann Widdecombe’s violent deathalestine Action has advertised training days encouraging potential terrorists to “work out with a hammer” instead of carrying flags. The proscribed group’s training sessions took place days after it emerged that Ann Widdecombe, a former MP, had died in an alleged hammer attack. The weekly sessions are for activists who intend to take part in “direct action”, a term often used to describe both legal and illegal protest tactics. Direct action training available!” Elsewhere, the group shared flyers offering a two-hour session teaching “an overview of the historical colonisation of Palestine” and “an overview of legal consequences” of direct action.