In response to recent far-right violence and the murder of three girls in Southport, thousands of anti-racism protesters gathered in cities across the UK. Demonstrations took place in Birmingham, Carlisle, Crawley, Londonderry, and other cities, emphasizing solidarity with migrant communities and a stance against racism and Islamophobia. Despite fears of further violence, most protests were peaceful with a significant police presence ensuring safety. However, isolated incidents of disorder were reported in Croydon where a small group caused disruptions and prompted several arrests. The events highlighted a widespread public rejection of racism and a collective call for tolerance and inclusiveness. Authorities are on high alert due to threats against immigration services, with additional protests and counter-protests anticipated.