Pro-Palestine student protestors say they are undeterred from pushing the London School of Economics (LSE) to break links to companies allegedly complicit in Israel’s war on Gaza, despite the university severing talks on Tuesday a day after LSE became the first British university to evict a pro-Palestinian encampment following successful legal action. Student activists from the university’s Palestinian Society had occupied the Marshall Building since May 14, immediately after publishing their ‘Assets in Apartheid’ report detailing the university’s £89 mln investment in companies allegedly affi…