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Tommy Robinson Rally Draws Up to 150,000 as 26 Officers Are Injured

Police say around 25 arrests followed, with ministers denouncing the violence.

Overview

  • Met Police estimate 110,000 to 150,000 people attended the anti‑migration march in central London, far exceeding the counter‑protest of about 5,000.
  • The event, billed as “Unite the Kingdom,” featured Union and England flags, anti‑immigration slogans and tributes to slain US activist Charlie Kirk.
  • Clashes erupted near restricted areas separating rival groups, with officers reporting kicks, punches and thrown bottles, flares and other projectiles.
  • Investigators are identifying further suspects after reporting 26 injured officers, four seriously, and warn more prosecutions are expected.
  • International figures amplified the rally, with Elon Musk addressing the crowd by video and appearances or support from Steve Bannon, Éric Zemmour and AfD MEP Petr Bystron.