Far-right anti-immigration protests in London organized by Tommy Robinson led to clashes with police, injuries to 26 officers, and arrests, amid counter-protests emphasizing unity and opposition to hate rhetoric.
Over 100,000 people gathered in London for a far-right 'Unite the Kingdom' protest led by Tommy Robinson, resulting in clashes with police and assaults on officers, while counter-protesters opposed the event, leading to heightened security and police intervention.
London police arrested 474 pro-Palestinian protesters who deliberately defied a new law banning support for Palestine Action, a group protesting UK military support for Israel, amid ongoing demonstrations related to the Gaza conflict and immigration issues.
Hundreds of supporters of the banned pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action were arrested in London during protests against the UK's law banning the organization, which was enacted after activists vandalized military planes to protest British support for Israel's actions in Gaza. The protests aimed to challenge the legality of the ban, with organizers claiming it restricts free expression, while police stated many protesters were onlookers or media. The ban followed a raid on an RAF base by activists protesting UK military support for Israel, and supporters are now contesting the law in court.