A day after a far-right rally against immigration drew over 1,00,000 people to central London, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday condemned assaults on police and said Britain was built on tolerance and diversity. Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer sits as he meets with Israel’s President Isaac Herzog on the day of his visit…
The “Unite the Kingdom” march, led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson against immigration, drew over 100,000 people to central London on Saturday, with participants voicing opposition to migration and perceived threats to national identity. A demonstrator stands on the head of one of the lions of Westminster Bridge during a Tommy Robinson-led Unite the Kingdom…
The UK saw violent clashes on Saturday as 1,10,000 to 1,50,000 people gathered in central London for a rally led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Police said 25 arrests were made after officers faced “kicks and punches” while trying to control the crowds. Protesters gather in Trafalgar Square on the day of an anti-immigration rally…
Published on Sept 14, 2025 10:45 am IST At London’s huge “Unite the Kingdom” anti-immigration rally organized by Tommy Robinson, Elon Musk addressed over 100,000 protesters via video, calling for regime change in the UK and warning that “violence is coming” if mass migration continues. Musk blamed Britain’s political left for “slow destruction” of the…