US EditionTommy Robinson Rally Draws 110K in London, Clashes Erupt
London's Metropolitan Police deployed over 1,600 officers to manage the 'Unite the Kingdom' rally attended by approximately 110,000 people and a 5,000-person counter-protest, maintaining order amid tensions.
- Thousands gathered in central London for a march organized by Tommy Robinson, with counter protests by anti-racism campaigners also occurring.
- London police reported that more than 100,000 demonstrators attended the 'Unite the Kingdom' rally near the U.K. parliament.
- London police deployed extra officers due to concerns about potential clashes between groups.
- Cdr Clair Haynes stated that officers would take a firm line on behavior that crosses the line from protest into hate crime.
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This 41-year-old activist, who has been closely followed on social networks, has been mobilizing crowds for several years with his anti-immigration speech in the UK.
Tommy Robinson ‘Unite The Kingdom’ Rally Attracts Massive Crowd In London
from ZeroHedge: Over 100,000 people gathered in London on Saturday for a free speech rally spearheaded by Tommy Robinson which featured an appearance by Elon Musk in a virtual interview broadcast on stage. According to Metropolitan Police, an estimated 110,000 people were in Whitehall for the “Unite the Kingdon” event – so probably 500,000 people at least? Robinson claims it was ‘millions.’ TRUTH […]
Far-right rally in London draws huge crowd and a counterprotest - West Hawaii Today
LONDON — Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through central London on Saturday in a rally organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, setting off sporadic clashes with police and putting the British capital on edge.
London. Among the anti-migrant slogans, more than 110,000 people demonstrated yesterday in central London at the Unite the Kingdom march in favor of the “freedom of expression”, called by ultra-right Tommy Robinson, in which violent clashes took place between the police and the demonstrators with a balance of 25 arrests and 26 injured agents. At the same time, the organization Stand Up to Racism UK (Fight Racism) called at the same time an anti-…
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