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UK: Britain First March Met With Mass Counter-Protest in Birmingham

Hundreds of people gathered in Birmingham city center on Saturday, June 20, as supporters of far-right group Britain First held a march and a larger crowd assembled nearby in counter-protest. West Midlands Police arrested four people, three women and one man, on suspicion of assaulting an officer, criminal damage, and obstructing police.

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UK: Protesters Rally Over Tommy Robinson’s Oxford Union Debate on Islam

Hundreds of protesters demonstrated in central Oxford on Wednesday, June 17, as far-right activist Tommy Robinson spoke at the Oxford Union in a debate on Islam.

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UK: Thousands Join Counter-Protest Against Far-Right March in Brighton

Anti-immigration group South East Patriots held a "Stop the Boats" march in Brighton city center on Saturday, June 13, drawing around 300 supporters. A counter-protest under the banner of Carnival Against Fascism drew an estimated 4,000 people. Police deployed riot officers after items were thrown, and eight people were arrested on charges including assaulting a police officer, breach of the peace, and possession of a pyrotechnic item.

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UK: Protests Spread to England After Belfast Knife Attack

Anti-immigration protests spread to cities across England on Tuesday, June 9, fueled by social media outrage over a knife attack in Belfast. In London, a group of far-right protesters confronted police and chanted anti-immigration slogans. Demonstrations were also reported in other English cities. The unrest follows the charging of a Sudanese man with attempted murder over Monday's knife attack in northern Belfast.

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UK: Hundreds March Through Southampton Streets Demanding Justice for Henry Nowak 3

Protesters took to the streets of Southampton on Tuesday, June 2, angry over the police decision to arrest and handcuff 18-year-old Henry Nowak as he lay dying from a stab wound. The march, joined by far-right figures including Tommy Robinson, turned violent as bricks were hurled at officers, leaving 11 police injured and two people arrested.

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UK: Hundreds March Through Southampton Streets Demanding Justice for Henry Nowak 2

Protesters took to the streets of Southampton on Tuesday, June 2, angry over the police decision to arrest and handcuff 18-year-old Henry Nowak as he lay dying from a stab wound. The march, joined by far-right figures including Tommy Robinson, turned violent as bricks were hurled at officers, leaving 11 police injured and two people arrested.

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UK: Hundreds March Through Southampton Streets Demanding Justice for Henry Nowak

Protesters took to the streets of Southampton on Tuesday, June 2, angry over the police decision to arrest and handcuff 18-year-old Henry Nowak as he lay dying from a stab wound. The march, joined by far-right figures including Tommy Robinson, turned violent as bricks were hurled at officers, leaving 11 police injured and two people arrested.

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UK: ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to London 3

Tens of thousands of protesters joined two rival marches in London on Saturday, May 16, “Unite the Kingdom”, a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson and a separate pro-Palestinian demonstration. More than 4,000 police officers were deployed, managing a sterile zone between the two marches with drones, horses, dogs, and armored vehicles on standby.

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UK: ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to London 4

Tens of thousands of protesters joined two rival marches in London on Saturday, May 16, “Unite the Kingdom”, a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson and a separate pro-Palestinian demonstration. More than 4,000 police officers were deployed, managing a sterile zone between the two marches with drones, horses, dogs, and armored vehicles on standby.

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UK: ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to London 2

Tens of thousands of protesters joined two rival marches in London on Saturday, May 16, “Unite the Kingdom”, a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson and a separate pro-Palestinian demonstration. More than 4,000 police officers were deployed, managing a sterile zone between the two marches with drones, horses, dogs, and armored vehicles on standby.

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UK: ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to London

Tens of thousands of protesters joined two rival marches in London on Saturday, May 16, “Unite the Kingdom”, a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson and a separate pro-Palestinian demonstration. More than 4,000 police officers were deployed, managing a sterile zone between the two marches with drones, horses, dogs, and armored vehicles on standby.

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UK: Britain First March in Manchester Sparks Clashes and Multiple Arrests

Greater Manchester Police made multiple arrests in the city centre on Saturday, February 21, as violence broke out between far-right Britain First supporters and a larger group of counter-protesters. The clashes erupted as supporters of Britain First marched through Manchester to demand remigration and mass deportations, leading to a tense standoff with opposing demonstrators.

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UK: Tommy Robinson Leads Massive Far-Right March in London 2

On September 14, 2025, tens of thousands of people marched through central London in a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson under the banner “Unite the Kingdom,” with the Metropolitan Police estimating up to 150,000 attendees. The march triggered clashes with police, who reported 26 officers injured—four seriously—after some protesters threw bottles and other projectiles. Around 24 people were arrested. A counter-protest of about 5,000 people, organized by Stand Up To Racism, was held nearby.

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UK: Tommy Robinson Leads Massive Far-Right March in London

On September 14, 2025, tens of thousands of people marched through central London in a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson under the banner “Unite the Kingdom,” with the Metropolitan Police estimating up to 150,000 attendees. The march triggered clashes with police, who reported 26 officers injured—four seriously—after some protesters threw bottles and other projectiles. Around 24 people were arrested. A counter-protest of about 5,000 people, organized by Stand Up To Racism, was held nearby.

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UK: Anti-Migrant Protesters March From Bell Hotel to Council Offices in Epping 2

Protests over The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, continued on Thursday, July 24. Demonstrators marched outside the hotel accompanied by police to the civic centre.

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UK: Anti-Migrant Protesters March From Bell Hotel to Council Offices in Epping

Protests over The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, continued in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 24. Demonstrators, accompanied by police, marched from the hotel to the council offices.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protest in Epping Ends in Clashes With Riot Police 2

Hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration protest outside The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 17. The protest was mostly peaceful, but violence later erupted as far-right supporters clashed with riot police during a counter-demonstration by anti-racism activists.

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UK: Anti-Immigration Protest in Epping Ends in Clashes With Riot Police

Hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration protest outside The Bell Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, in Epping, Essex, on Thursday, July 17. The protest was mostly peaceful, but violence later erupted as far-right supporters clashed with riot police during a counter-demonstration by anti-racism activists.

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Storm Eowyn Brings Strong Winds To Parts Of UK And Ireland 6

Storm Eowyn brought strong winds to parts of UK and Ireland on Friday, January 24, prompting rare red weather warnings in both countries. Schools and businesses were closed due to expected disruptions, with several flights canceled at Belfast City Airport.

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 5

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 2

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 3

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 4

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!'

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UK: Police Make Arrests At Tommy Robinson Protest In London

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and counter-protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides.

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UK: Thousands Of Tommy Robinson Supporters And Counter-Protesters March Through London 6

On Saturday, October 26, thousands of supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was detained on Friday, and anti-racism counter-protesters marched through central London. Police made several arrests on both sides. During a Robinson-planned 'Unite the Kingdom' rally, demonstrators carrying union flags shouted, 'Oh, Tommy, Tommy, we want Tommy out!' This video shows a Trump supporter waving a Trump flag at the rally.

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UK: Anti-Racism Demonstrators Gather For Peaceful Protest In Peterborough 2

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered on Wednesday, August 7, to protest against racism following online posts suggesting a possible anti-immigration demonstration outside the immigration service in Peterborough.

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UK: Anti-Racism Demonstrators Gather For Peaceful Protest In Peterborough

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered on Wednesday, August 7, to protest against racism following online posts suggesting a possible anti-immigration demonstration outside the immigration service in Peterborough.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 10

Far-right protests involving anti-immigration activists and counter-protests erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 9

Far-right protests involving anti-immigration activists and counter-protests erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 6

Far-right protests involving anti-immigration activists and counter-protests erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 5

Far-right protests involving anti-immigration activists and counter-protests erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 4

Far-right protests involving anti-immigration activists and counter-protests erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 3

Far-right protests involving anti-immigration activists and counter-protests erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack

Protests and counter-protests involving far-right and anti-immigration activists erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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UK: Far-Right And Counter Protests Spread Across Country Following Southport Knife Attack 2

Protests and counter-protests involving far-right and anti-immigration activists erupted across the U.K. after false information was spread that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack in Southport was a Muslim immigrant. In several towns and cities, demonstrations escalated into violence and clashes with police.

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