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Starmer to Denounce ‘Violent Struggle’ Rhetoric in London Speech

He plans to answer the Tommy Robinson–linked march by urging progressives to reclaim the flag, with a focus on migration control.

Overview

  • Starmer is scheduled to address the Progressive/Global Progressive Action summit in London on Friday alongside other attendees reported to include Australia’s Anthony Albanese and Mark Carney.
  • He will condemn language casting the UK as facing a “coming, defining, violent struggle,” describing it as poisonous and intimidatory.
  • The prime minister will urge progressives to reclaim national symbols and argue that every nation must control its borders without relying on labour that exploits foreign workers.
  • He is set to blame an “industrialised infrastructure of grievance,” amplified by social media, for turning real concerns into nationwide mobilisation.
  • The speech follows the London “Unite the Kingdom” march reportedly exceeding 100,000 attendees, where Elon Musk delivered confrontational remarks, with media also reporting 26 police officers injured after a summer of protests near asylum hotels and St George flag drives.