A huge crowd has gathered in Central London for March organized by far-flung activists. Tommy Robinson And Anti -racism protests,
More than 1,000 police officers have been deployed in a bid in the capital to stop the clash Thousands arrived in March Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lenn, was organized.
A counter-post, conducted by Stand Up to Racism (SUTR), was marched against fascism, it is also to be held in the city on Saturday.
More than a hundred people have already gathered outside Russell Square before the counter-cut.
Meanwhile, men carrying cross flags of the Sangh and St. George were seen sitting outside the pub in Central London, while Robinson carrying other liquor cans went towards the start of March, which would begin to march towards the southern end of Whitehall near Waterloo Bridge.
The attendees are expected to hear from speakers including Canadian psychological and political commentators Jordan Peterson and Katie Hopkins.
The Scotland Yard stated that there would be obstacles to keep a large “sterile area” between the two groups, the authorities to come together if the groups had to come together to “reduce the risk of disorder” on the surrounding roads.
Watch: Thousands of people for Tommy Robinson rally in Central London
Ethena Strawu13 September 2025 12:17
Counter protesters gather for anti -racism march
More than one hundred people have gathered outside Russell Square before March against fascism.
People roamed with Placards, saying that “the refugees are welcome” and “Tommy Robinson”, and “Say it out loud, say it clearly, the refugees are welcome here” about about 11:20 pm.
The Sutr protest will be at Russell Square from noon before marching via Kingsway, Aldwich and Strand at the northern end of Whitehall for a rally.
The march will be led by hundreds of women, Sutr said, including independent MP Dianne Abbott.
Eight police vans – Warwickshire Police, West Midlands Police and Metropolitan Police – Vobern Street that runs with the Chowk.
Ethena Strawu13 September 2025 12:14
Picture: Tommy Robinson gathered crowds for march
Ethena Strawu13 September 2025 12:12
1,600 police officers posted in London
More than 1,600 officials have been deployed in London on Saturday, with 500 other forces.
The Metropolitan police said that around 1,000 officials would be responsible for ensuring that two demonstrations in Central London were safely.
Both demonstrations will be separated by obstacles with “sterile region” to reduce the risk of clashes between groups.
Five Premier League football matches are also scheduled to be held on Saturday, including West Ham and Tottenham and Brentford and Chelsea.
Ethena Strawu13 September 2025 12:07
Thousands gather in London for Tommy Robinson Rally and Counter-Protect
Thousands of people have gathered in London for a rally organized by far-flung activists Tommy Robinson.
The “Unite the Kingdom” program takes place in Whitehall on Saturday afternoon, but a large crowd near Waterloo station has already massaged the union flags and St. George Cross near Waterloo station with people waving.
Meanwhile, a counter-print, against fascism against dub march, is also scheduled to be held in the city on Saturday, organized by Stand Up to Rachism (Sutr).
The Sutr protest will be at Russell Square from noon before marching via Kingsway, Aldwich and Strand at the northern end of Whitehall for a rally.
The march will be led by hundreds of women, Sutr said, including independent MP Dianne Abbott.
Ethena Strawu13 September 2025 12:02