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Tommy Robinson urges "battle of Britain" at London rally

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Política·16/5/2026Resumen IA

Tommy Robinson urges "battle of Britain" at London rally

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, rallied tens of thousands in London, urging supporters to prepare for the "battle of Britain" and get involved in local politics. Islamophobic flyers were distributed, and police made 31 arrests across this and a pro-Palestinian demonstration.

Guardian UK

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London hosts rival marches: Unite the Kingdom and pro-Palestinian demonstrations

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London hosts rival marches: Unite the Kingdom and pro-Palestinian demonstrations

Tens of thousands protested in London during rival marches: the far-right Unite the Kingdom rally and a pro-Palestinian demonstration. Over 4,000 police managed a "sterile zone" between them, making 31 arrests. Live facial recognition was used.

UK Prepares for Massive Far-Right March in London Amid Counter-Protests

London braces for large-scale protests as Tommy Robinson's far-right Unite the Kingdom march, expected to draw over 100,000, faces counter-protests from pro-Palestine groups, amidst heightened security and concerns over hate speech and violence.

Guardian UK