The rally in London, organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, gathered over 110,000 participants, demanding freedom of expression and the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The event was marked by anti-immigration protests, with the presence of right-wing figures such as Steve Bannon and Eric Zemmour. The demonstrators expressed concerns about demographic changes and illegal immigration, while a counter-demonstration organized by Stand Up To Racism UK took place in parallel. Over a thousand police officers were deployed to ensure order.
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