Sir Kir Stamor It is said that the country should never surrender his flag to become a symbol of “violence, fear and division” after a major opposition organized by Tommy Robinson – as the backlash increases Elon Musk“Disgusting” comment at the rally.
In his first comments since more than 110,000, the Prime Minister also attended the March in Central London, the Prime Minister also said Government “Won’t stand” for the attack Police officer, After 26 injured, four seriously.
The performance organized under the banner ‘United The Kingdom’ saw Whitehall full of Union Jack and St. George’s flag, as thousands of protesters listened to the speakers, including Mr. Musk, who appeared on the screen via a video link.
But some protesters and police were condemned after the clashes between Tesla and X owner along with clashes, who called Britain to “fight or die” on “UK’s destruction” due to “large -scale uncontrolled migration”.
In a statement shared on social media on Sunday, Sir Keer wrote: “People The right to peaceful opposition. This is the original for the values of our country.
“But we will not stand for an attack on police officers for people who feel frightened on our roads due to their background or their background or their skin color.
,Britain A nation is created on tolerance, diversity and respect from pride. Our flag represents our diverse country and we will never surrender it to those who use it as a symbol of violence, fear and division. ,
Assistant Met Commissioner Matt Twist said on Saturday that the police faced the “complete unacceptable” level of violence, while Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood vowed that “participate in criminal activity would face the full strength of the law”.
Twenty -four people have been arrested for many crimes so far, Includes, violent disorders, attacks and criminal damage.
Laura Kunsberg asked on Sunday of BBC whether Musk was trying to provoke violence, trade secretary Peter Kyle Said: “I thought they were some inconsistent comments that were completely inappropriate.
“But what we saw yesterday was more than 100,000 people who were the freedom of the association, freedom of speech, and that both of them are alive and well in this country.
“A small minority of those who are opposing our committed acts of violence against our police, for which they need and will be held accountable.”
A labor source told Independent: “The threats of violence have no place in our politics, and every politicians who believe in democracy should remove themselves from these disgusting comments.”
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davi said that Musk “doesn’t care about British people or our rights. He only cares about himself and his ego”.
Mr. Kyle calls protest for “Klaxon call” MPs To address immigration and other public concerns.
He insisted that the government is determined to “start to bring communities together”, but it is in the light of the frightening scenes, but he has so far admitted that it is “something that we have not resolved”.
He said: “There are communities that are being separated further, and there are figures like Tommy Robinson It is capable of unqualified in the community in our society and touching a sense of complaint.
“Many it goes back to its roots in financial crisis and under the influence on communities across the country, and we are not able to bring back our communities together again.
“I think these are moments that call us Klaxon in public life so that our efforts can be made again to remove the major concerns of people across our country, and immigration is a great concern.”
Three of the 24 arrested were women along with the rest of the men, while the youngest people detained in protest and the oldest people were at the age of 19 and 58 respectively, Met said on Sunday. Many people were arrested for more than one crime. Forces added officials were working to identify others involved in the disorder to arrest “in the coming days and weeks”.
Police said Robinson’s crowd was huge to fit in the whitehall and the confrontation occurred when the authorities tried to surround the counter-protesters and stop them from reaching the area by various routes.
Projectiles were thrown towards counter-demonterator by Robinson protesters as thousands of people from both sides stared at each other on the whitehall.
A row of police horses faced the sea of the Sangh flag, and at a point a glass bottle appeared to be a collapse against a horse, leaving the horse and rider staggering backwards.
Skafles stated that the police used baton to try and push thousands of Robinson supporters on top of whitehall and Triphalgar Square to allow counters to leave the counter-costors safely.
Later, more than 100 helmet officers, with dozens of cavalry police, pushed Robinson supporters, to this point largely dispersed, beyond the trialgar square and towards the embankment station.
Along with Musk, a series of speeches were shown from far-fetched personality and politicians, including former actor Lawrence Fox, former-actress Lawrence Lawrence Fox, with former Apprentice candidate Katie Hopkins with music artists in protest against Musk.