‘Stand against politics of division’: Thousands join anti–far-right march in London — watch
Thousands of people marched through London to demonstrate against far-right politics, calling for unity and inclusion. The march, organised by the Together Alliance, was one of the largest of its kind in British history, with estimates suggesting between 50,000 and 500,000 attendees.
A massive demonstration against far-right politics took place in London, with thousands marching through the streets. The rally featured speeches and cultural performances, and was backed by nearly 500 groups. Organisers claimed the march was a stand against the 'politics of division', highlighting concerns about racism and Islamophobia. A separate pro-Palestine march briefly joined the route before merging with the main rally. Police reported 25 arrests during the demonstrations. The march remained largely peaceful, with only a small number of counter-protesters present.
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