People are marching in London today for a large far-right rally called "Unite the Kingdom," organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson. The march draws tens of thousands of participants, estimated to be between 110,000 and 150,000 people, protesting against immigration and promoting nationalist views. The event has been described by its organizers as a celebration of free speech and a defense of British culture and heritage. The march has also sparked a counter-protest organized by the anti-racism group Stand Up To Racism, with around 5,000 people participating. Due to tensions between the two groups, over 1,000 police officers have been deployed to maintain order and keep the groups separated by designated buffer zones near government buildings. There have been clashes between some marchers and police, resulting in injuries to 26 officers and multiple arrests for violent disorder and assaults. The march reflects heightened nationalist sentiments and follows a summer of anti- migrant protests in the UK. In summary, the march in London today is a significant far-right demonstration against immigration, led by Tommy Robinson, amid counter-protests and heavy police presence to manage potential violence and disorder.
