Police Issue Major Update over Tommy Robinson 'Unite the Kingdom' Rally - Birmingham Live

Police issue major update over Tommy Robinson 'Unite the Kingdom' rally - Birmingham Live

Up to 150,000 are believed to have joined the protest in London

Unite the Kingdom rally in London rally draws huge crowds

A large number of protesters took to the streets of London for the Unite the Kingdom rally, spearheaded by anti-Islam campaigner and prominent right-wing…

‘We are being colonised by our former colonies’: Unite the Kingdom rally in London explained, in 3 points

Unite the Kingdom rally: What exactly happened in London on Saturday, and who is Tommy Robinson? Why are so many in the UK angry, and with whom? We explain, in three points.

From Controversy to Crowds: Tommy Robinson Leads Massive March in London - Commonwealth Union

(Commonwealth_Europe) Twenty-six police officers were injured, four of them seriously, during a giant protest in central London led by activist Tommy Robinson, where reports stated that up to 150,000 people took to the streets; however, this number was heavily disputed with claims that it was much larger. In a post on X, Tommy Robinson said, “Over THREE million patriots hit central London today in a force of patriotism never seen before. And we’…

‘Unite the Kingdom’ counter-demo: RCP says ‘fight the billionaires, not the boats!’ - The Communist

Facebook Twitter Reddit WhatsApp Messenger Email Print On Saturday, Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP) members in London participated in the counter-protest to Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ demonstration. The atmosphere was tense. Despite Robinson’s ‘patriots’ officially meeting on the south bank of the Thames for their march, groups showed up in Russell Square, presumably to intimidate the counter-protesters. As we came out at the stati…

Bishops reject intolerance as ‘Unite the Kingdom’ marchers descend on London

BISHOPS in London spoke out against “intolerance and division” before the “Unite the Kingdom” march that took place in the city on Saturday. The march, organised by the far-Right activist Tommy Robinson, was billed as a “free speech festival”. The...