Tens of Thousands March Through London for Rival Protests

Separate anti-immigration and pro‑Palestinian protests fill London streets

Tens of thousands of people marched through central London on Saturday in two separate protests - one against high levels of immigration and a perceived Islamic undermining British identity, and another in support of Palestinians.

London on Edge as Rival Mass Protests Draw Over 80,000 Marchers Amid Huge Police Crackdown

London braced for one of its most volatile weekends in recent memory as rival demonstrations flooded the capital with tens of thousands of protesters under the watch of an unprecedented police operation. The Metropolitan Police deployed more than 4,000 officers across central London, supported by drones, mounted units, helicopters and armoured vehicles, as fears mounted over possible clashes between demonstrators attending a pro-Palestinian Nakb…

Dozens arrested as rival protests and FA Cup final descend on London

Police were out in force on Saturday to ensure that two rival marches on the streets of London attended by ...

Tens of thousands join rival marches in London

LONDON - Tens of thousands of protesters have joined two rival marches in London - the Unite the Kingdom rally organised by far-right figure Tommy Robinson, and a pro-Palestinian demonstration.

‘Make England Great Again’: Tommy Robinson rally draws tens of thousands amid rival London protests

LONDON May 17 — Tens of thousands of people rallied Saturday at a London march organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson and a counter-demonstration fused with a pro-Palestinian protest, as police mounted a huge operation to keep rival attendees apart.The capital’s Metropolitan Police deployed 4,000 officers – alongside horses, dogs, drones and helicopters – to manage Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” march and the rally marking Nakba Day as w…

Tens of thousands march in London in separate immigration, pro‑Palestinian protests

Some protesters on Saturday chanted "Death to the IDF," referring to the Israeli army - language that police previously said had been a reason for arrests when aimed at Jewish people.