Police clash with protesters in London
More than 100,000 supporters of Tommy Robinson have gathered in central London to attend "Unite the Kingdom" march rally organized by the far-right activist.
The protesters, many of whom were waving Union flags and crosses of St George, off at 1pm from near Waterloo station to the bottom end of Whitehall, where they were addressed by Tommy Robinson and a string of other populist speakers.
The Metropolitan Police estimated that the number of people at the “Unite the Kingdom” rally was around 110,000, while some 5,000 attended a Stand Up To Racism counter demonstration.
The protesters, many of whom were waving Union flags and crosses of St George, off at 1pm from near Waterloo station to the bottom end of Whitehall, where they were addressed by Tommy Robinson and a string of other populist speakers.
The Metropolitan Police estimated that the number of people at the “Unite the Kingdom” rally was around 110,000, while some 5,000 attended a Stand Up To Racism counter demonstration.
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