Its roads London They were flooded on Saturday (13.09.2025) by thousands of protesters who responded to the call of Tommy Robinson, a controversial right -wing personality to Britain.
According to London Police, about 110,000 people gave the British capital “present” to the British capital, much larger than Robinson’s previous mobilizations, which have hitherto garnered 20,000 to 30,000 participants in Britain.
Between the British and English flags, banners were also raised by the US and Israel, while several protesters wore the red hats “Maga” made by Donald Trump.
The slogans dominated the messages against immigrants, with placards that read “Send Them Home” and “Stop the Boats”, and there were no voices against Prime Minister Kir Starmer.
A mobilization with international dimensions
Officially, Robinson described the course as “in favor of freedom of expression”. However, it comes after a summer of intense demonstrations against immigrants to Britain, who were widely reinforced and widely reinforced by the activist himself.
The 42-year-old, under the real name Steven Yaxley-Lenon, is known for his hostile attitude towards immigration and Islam. He was head of the far -right English Defense League, which has now been dismantled, and has been repeatedly convicted of public order and false allegations against Syrian refugees.
The march also gathered personalities of the international far right. Former Donald Trump adviser Steve Banon, as well as French politician Eric Zemur, chairman of the “recapture” party, were expected. Billionaire Ilon Musk, owner of the X platform, also publicly expressed his support for Robinson.
This concentration confirms Tommy Robinson’s strong position on the transnational networks of populism and highlights the tense climate in Britain around immigration and identity issues.