A rally organized by far-flung figure Tommy Robinson and more than 110,000 people participated, married to violence, police made dozens of arrests after a conflict with the police.
Many people arrived in Central London with the intention of creating trouble for the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ event, said Matt Twist, Assistant Commissioner of Met Police, who issued an update late on Saturday night, stating that 25 arrests were made, injured with 26 officers.
The incidents inspired Home Secretary Shabana Mahmud to condemn the protesters who attacked and injured the police, while saying that any “participating in criminal activity would face full strength of the law”.
There was also anger Alone musk presenceWho in conversation with Robinson through a video link, called the UK for the disintegration of Parliament, while “large -scale uncontrolled migration” encouraged “fighting or dying” on the “destruction of the UK” due to “large -scale uncontrolled migration”.
In response, 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 Ed Davi said Tesla Boss “does not care about British people or our rights. He only cares about himself and his ego”.
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At least 110,000 people reached Central London to participate in Robinson’s “Freedom of Speech” March, from Waterloo to Whitehall, and the campaign group called Hope Hate Hate called the biggest far-wide performance in British history.
Meanwhile, 5,000 anti-racism campaigners collected for counter-protects, with more than 1,600 officers deployed across the city, which was in the bid to stop the clashes.
Ariel Pictures captured a sea of union and St. George’s flag, while protesters in the field shouted mantras, including “our roads” and “Peepal United will never be defeated”. Some targeted Prime Minister Kir Stmper, which was depicted in the Emirates some five miles away.
Arriving at the Whitehall, the protesters gathered on a platform to listen to the speeches of Lawrence Fox, Katie Hopkins and Robinson, but some faced counter protesters on a line of police officers, taking some riot shields.
Smashed bottles, union flags, beer cans, flag pole and horse manure were among the garbage in the metrous-wide gap that separates two groups.
Mate said that Robinson has been deployed to deal with the disorder by the protesters by the protesters, “significant aggression” for the purpose of the authorities.
Shri Twist said: “There is no doubt that many people came to exercise their valid rights to protest, but there were many who came with intention on violence. He faced officials, attached to physical and oral misuse and made a strong effort to dissolve the cordon to protect everyone.”
He said that 26 officers were hurt, four were seriously injured, with broken teeth, a possible broken nose, a fusion, a spread disc and a head injury. “We are identifying those who were involved in the disorder and they can expect to face strong police action in the coming days and weeks,” he said.
Ms. Mahmud, who was appointed as Home Secretary last week as part of the cabinet reshuffle of Sir Keir, said: “The right to peaceful protest is fundamental to this nation. I thank the police who had worked hard to ensure today’s opposition.
“But I condemn those who have attacked and injured police officers. Anyone who participated in criminal activity will have to face full force of the law.”
Minister Torsten Bell told Independent The number of people participating in the march was “much more than as much as I would like, but being dwarfed by millions of people who understand real patriotism means to love your country, because it is really, not hating its diversity or trying to take advantage of their challenges.”
Lib Smart, Spokesperson of Lib Dame Home Affairs, told Independent: “Right to peace Oppose Our democracy is an important foundation stone. Any person who attacks police officers who is just trying to do his work and keeps all of us safe, should face the full force of the law.
The owner of X was followed by further political reaction after Mr. Musk, accused the government of failing to protect the children who are being gang -raped “. In January, Tech billionaire attacked Labor on Sir Kir Hand hand over to gangs,
Mr. Musk told the crowd: “This is the real risk of rape and murder and disintegration of the whole kind of life of the country. If you were not under mass attack, people should go about their business and live their lives but unfortunately if the fight comes to you, you have no choice.”
He warned them that “violence is coming to you”, you either fight or you die “.
And he said: “I really feel that there is a change in the government in Britain. You can’t do – we don’t have another four years, or whenever the next election is held, it is too long. Something is to be done. Something has to be done. The disintegration of Parliament and a new vote have been held.”
The crowd responded to his appearance with cheers and mantras of “Elon Musk” and “Elon”.
But the comments were condemned in political partition last night.
Was angry too James Frontman, from Tim Booth, who said the group “looking into our options” his smash hit ‘Sit Down’ was used in a video posted by Robinson, which highlights the size of the opposition.
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Dianne Abbott urged the Prime Minister Kir Stmper to recently called Sharan Hotel’s demonstrations racist, as a number has been held in summer under the leadership of Saturday’s “Unite” rally.