8 d. ago Mahmood says racists were among those who attended Unite the Kingdom rally

The Home Secretary said ‘division within this country will grow’ if her party fails to address immigration concerns.

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3 w. ago More than 100,000 attend ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march in London

More than 100,000 attend ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march in London  Financial Times

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3 w. ago Glasgow man at Tommy Robinson demo 'charged with attacking emergency worker'

Richard Hamilton, 42, was remanded in custody at Westminster Magistrates’ Court after attending Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom protest.

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3 w. ago Who were the key figures at the Unite the Kingdom rally in London?

At the march attended by at least 110,000 people, Tommy Robinson was joined by some influential supportersBritain witnessed one of the largest far-right demonstrations in recent memory on Saturday in London.Organised by Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson, the Unite the Kingdom protest was attended by between 110,000 and 150,000 people, exceeding the estimates of organisers, while about 5,000 “anti-racism” campaigners mounted a counter-protest. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago 'Craven coward': Elon Musk responds to call for him to be sanctioned over remarks at Tommy Robinson's rally

Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey called for the Telsa owner to be sanctioned over remarks he made to crowds attending the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest in London

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3 w. ago Starmer says he will 'never surrender' the Union Jack to those sowing 'violence, fear and division' after clashes at 'Unite the Kingdom' demo attended by more than 100,000

The Prime Minister broke his silence this afternoon, saying the country 'will not stand' for assaults on police officers after 26 were injured - four seriously - in clashes with right wing protesters.

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3 w. ago Met Police pledge after large crowds at Tommy Robinson protest

The “Unite the Kingdom” rally was attended by tens of thousands of people

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3 w. ago Police officers assaulted in clashes on London streets, as 110,000 march in anti

Police officers assaulted in clashes on London streets, as 110,000 march in anti-immigration protest  MSN

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3 w. ago Elgar on a ghetto blaster. A sea of flags and tributes to Charlie Kirk. VERY rude chants about Keir. Then the bottles and fists began to fly... IAN GALLAGHER attends the 110,000

Hard-Right activist Tommy Robinson and his supporters are definitely not everyone's cup of tea but it was they who gave the most vivid expression yet to the despair felt by many over migration.

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3 w. ago London protests LIVE: Bottles and flares thrown at police as 110,000 take part in Tommy Robinson rally

Right-wing activist Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom protest is taking place at the same time as a Stand Up to Racism counter-march

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3 w. ago Bottles thrown at police as 100 officers clash with ‘unite the kingdom’ marchers – UK politics live

Met police estimate 110,000 people attended rally, with smaller number of counter-protesters also presentMore than a hundred people have gathered outside Russell Square before the ‘march against fascism’ counter-protest against the ‘unite the kingdom’ march, featuring far-right activist Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. Both are being held in central London on Saturday.According to the PA news agency, people in Russell Square milled around with placards that said “refugees welcome” and “oppose Tommy Robinson”. Chants of “say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here” started at about 11.20am, the news agency reports.The far right are a menace to the whole of society. Their first targets, asylum seekers and Muslims, are broadening to all migrants, black people and on to trade unionists, all religious minorities and anti-racists.This is going to be big, but we are also talking about movement to the right of Reform UK and we still don’t know where it is g...

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3 w. ago Elon Musk addresses the ‘unite the kingdom’ march crowd via video link – UK politics live

Met Police believe 110,000 people attending rally, with one group in Whitehall throwing projectiles at officersMore than a hundred people have gathered outside Russell Square before the ‘march against fascism’ counter-protest against the ‘unite the kingdom’ march, featuring far-right activist Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. Both are being held in central London on Saturday.According to the PA news agency, people in Russell Square milled around with placards that said “refugees welcome” and “oppose Tommy Robinson”. Chants of “say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here” started at about 11.20am, the news agency reports.The far right are a menace to the whole of society. Their first targets, asylum seekers and Muslims, are broadening to all migrants, black people and on to trade unionists, all religious minorities and anti-racists.This is going to be big, but we are also talking about movement to the right of Reform UK and we still don’t know where i...

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3 w. ago Thousands gather in London for Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally, and counter protest

Thousands gather in London for Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally, and counter protest  BBC

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3 w. ago London protests live: Nine arrests after police assaulted at Tommy Robinson march attended by 110,000

Met Police estimate more than 110,000 people attend rally - while around 5,000 take part in anti-racism counter protest

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3 w. ago Tommy Robinson protesters hurl missiles at police before officers fight back and arrest nine as 110,000

The met announced it is to deploy some 1,600 officers as Robinson supporters and opposing anti-racism demonstrators, who are hosting a 'March Against Fascism' stage rival rallies.

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3 w. ago London protests LIVE: Police attacked as 110,000 join Tommy Robinson march to Whitehall

Right-wing activist Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom protest is taking place at the same time as a Stand Up to Racism counter-march

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3 w. ago Tommy Robinson protesters clash with police as 110,000 on march

Tommy Robinson protesters clash with police as 110,000 on march - latest updates  London Evening Standard

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3 w. ago London protests live: 110,000 join Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the kingdom’ march as police officers attacked

Met Police estimate more than 110,000 people attend rally - while around 5,000 take part in anti-racism counter protest

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3 w. ago London protests LIVE: Tommy Robinson protesters clash with police as 110,000 take part in march to Whitehall

Right-wing activist Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom protest is taking place at the same time as a Stand Up to Racism counter-march

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3 w. ago Tommy Robinson protesters hurl missiles at police who fight back as 110,000

The met announced it is to deploy some 1,600 officers as Robinson supporters and opposing anti-racism demonstrators, who are hosting a 'March Against Fascism' stage rival rallies.

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