
Starmer Government Accused of Doubling Down on Anti-Free Speech Policies
The Starmer government is accused of intensifying its anti-free speech policies, with criticism arising after a large 'Unite the Kingdom' rally.
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The Starmer government is accused of intensifying its anti-free speech policies, with criticism arising after a large 'Unite the Kingdom' rally.

The UK is experiencing a spike in far-right and anti-immigration protests under the Starmer government. A "Unite the Kingdom" rally, organized by activist Tommy Robinson, is scheduled to take place in London.

Metropolitan Police arrested 43 individuals during a Tommy Robinson-led "Unite the Kingdom" rally and a separate pro-Palestine march in London.

Israel announced it killed a senior Hamas military commander in an airstrike in Gaza, identifying him as a key architect of the October 7 attacks. Hamas later confirmed the death of its top armed wing chief.

London's Metropolitan Police are preparing for two simultaneous demonstrations, a Unite the Kingdom rally and the annual Nakba march, by deploying armoured vehicles and 4,000 officers.

The Metropolitan Police has issued a warning regarding hate speech at this weekend's 'Unite the Kingdom' and 'March for Palestine' demonstrations. Organizers and speakers will be held accountable for any unlawful speech.

The Guardian is seeking personal accounts from individuals who have emigrated or are considering doing so because of rising anti-migrant sentiment or policies, referencing a recent 'Unite the Kingdom' march.
Thousands of participants joined a far-right 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London, demonstrating public support for nationalist sentiments.

A significant £4.5 million police operation successfully prevented serious clashes between rival Unite the Kingdom and pro-Palestinian protesters in the UK on Saturday.

The Metropolitan Police are preparing for two simultaneous protests in central London – a "Unite the Kingdom" rally and the annual Nakba march – deploying armoured vehicles and 4,000 officers.

London's Metropolitan Police is preparing armoured vehicles and deploying 4,000 officers for two planned protests: a Unite the Kingdom rally and the annual Nakba march, both scheduled for the same day in central London.

Police are preparing for a large turnout at Tommy Robinson's 'Unite the Kingdom' march, which is expected to feature a controversial lineup of figures including a 'paedophile hunter' and anti-migrant influencers.

Reports from a Tommy Robinson rally, known as 'Unite The Kingdom,' describe far-right elements and highlight how turnout figures were exaggerated online using AI-generated images and old footage.
UK police have detailed arrests made during their largest operation in years, managing both Tommy Robinson's 'Unite the Kingdom' far-right march and an anti-fascism rally, which coincided with Nakba Day protests.

Tens of thousands of people participated in rival demonstrations across London, including a far-right march and counter-protests, leading to dozens of arrests and a significant police operation.

It comes as a Unite the Kingdom rally is taking place in central London on the same day as the annual Nakba march.

The Metropolitan Police are preparing for two simultaneous protests in central London – a 'Unite the Kingdom' rally and the annual Nakba march – deploying armoured vehicles and 4,000 officers.

Sharon Osbourne has indicated her intention to participate in a second anti-immigration march, titled 'Unite The Kingdom', led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson next month.