Far-Right Anti-Immigration Protests Injure 26 Police, 110,000 March London

More than 110,000 people participated in a far-right anti-immigration protest in London organized by Tommy Robinson, with attendance estimates reaching up to 150,000. The Metropolitan Police reported violent clashes after protesters attempted to breach a 'sterile zone' designed to separate them from around 5,000 counter-protesters, resulting in 26 officers being injured with broken noses, concussions, and other wounds. Police intervened at multiple points to prevent the far-right demonstrators from reaching opposing groups, leading to 25 arrests. London Mayor Sadiq Khan condemned the violence and assaults on police officers as unacceptable. During the rally, supporters also chanted the name of American activist Charlie Kirk, who was recently killed, and several controversial figures, including Katie Hopkins and Ant Middleton, were present. Elon Musk appeared via video link, calling for the UK Parliament to be dissolved, while some participants staged dramatic demonstrations, including climbing historic buildings and displaying provocative signage.