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The suspect was apprehended at 6.15am on Wednesday 25 September in the vicinity of the Peers car park.
He was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon, for breaching Serious Organised Crime and Police Act legislation and vehicle interference.
The House of Lords and House of Commons have been in recess since Friday 13 September for party conferences.
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