One of the UK’s largest far-right rallies in decades drew about 150,000 people in London, where clashes left 26 police officers injured and 25 protesters detained. Led by activist Tommy Robinson, the “Unite the Kingdom” march called for immigrants to be expelled and targeted Prime Minister Keir Starmer with chants of “We want our country back.”
The protest featured British, US, and Israeli flags, as well as MAGA hats, with Robinson declaring “the revolution has begun.” US billionaire Elon Musk also addressed the crowd remotely, urging a change of government and an early election.
The unrest follows outrage over crimes committed by an Ethiopian asylum seeker, fueling anti-immigrant sentiment and sparking nationwide demonstrations.