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Tommy Robinson was found not guilty of a terror offence after refusing police access to his phone during a stop at the Channel Tunnel, with the judge criticizing the police conduct and suggesting the stop was politically motivated.
Tommy Robinson, a British far-right activist, was cleared of a terror-related charge after refusing to give police access to his phone, with the judge citing potential discrimination based on his political beliefs and highlighting concerns over police use of terror powers. Robinson praised Elon Musk for allegedly funding his legal defense, prompting scrutiny of Musk's involvement in British political affairs.
Despite Donald Trump's unpopularity in Britain, Trumpism is gaining traction, exemplified by a large rally in London led by far-right figures like Tommy Robinson, reflecting widespread grievances over issues like free speech, migration, and climate policies.
A massive nationalist rally in London, led by anti-migrant extremist Tommy Robinson, attracted over 110,000 people and turned violent, marking it as the largest far-right rally in UK history.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer affirmed the right to peaceful protest following a large anti-immigration march in London organized by Tommy Robinson, which saw over 100,000 participants. The event led to violence against police officers, with 26 officers injured and arrests made. Starmer emphasized that Britain values tolerance and diversity, condemning violence and intimidation associated with the protest.
Sir Keir Starmer emphasized that Britain will not surrender its flag to those who use it for violence or division, reaffirming the country's values of diversity and tolerance amid large protests and counter-protests in London, which resulted in police injuries and arrests.
A UK protest organized by far-right figure Tommy Robinson drew large crowds and some violence, with Elon Musk controversially urging people to 'fight back or die,' prompting criticism from government officials who defended free speech but condemned violence and Musk's comments.
At a large anti-immigration rally in Britain led by Tommy Robinson, protesters were seen enjoying Indian street food, creating a stark irony given their anti-immigration stance. The event turned violent, with police injured and arrests made amid clashes between supporters and counter-protesters, highlighting tensions around migration debates and far-right activism.
A large rally in London organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson drew over 110,000 people, leading to clashes with police and counterprotesters, with injuries and arrests reported. The event focused on anti-migrant rhetoric and nationalism, amid ongoing UK debates over immigration.
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.
A large protest in London organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson drew over 100,000 participants, leading to clashes with police and counterprotesters, amid heated anti-migrant rhetoric and nationalistic displays.
At least 25 people were arrested during a far-right march organized by Tommy Robinson in London, which turned violent with clashes between protesters and police, injuring 26 officers. The event, called ‘Unite the Kingdom,’ drew up to 150,000 participants and was met with condemnation from UK officials, amid ongoing debates over immigration and national identity.
Over 100,000 people participated in a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson in London, advocating for free speech and British heritage, amid counterprotests against fascism and anti-migrant sentiments. The event highlighted rising nationalism and tensions over immigration in the UK.
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.
Over 100,000 people participated in a far-right march organized by Tommy Robinson in London, protesting against immigration and advocating for British heritage, while a smaller counterprotest of about 5,000 gathered to oppose the rally. The event was largely peaceful but involved some clashes with police, highlighting ongoing tensions over immigration and nationalism in the UK.