The massives demonstrations held on Saturday 13.09.2025 in Britain was one of the largest that the country had ever seen with tens of thousands of citizens gathered in the London.
Police estimate was that in far -right concentration in London They participated from 110,000 to 150,000 people. The demonstration was organized by well -known far -right activist Tommy Robinson and was described by a government minister as a “risk signal” for the political system.
Police are looking for a man who publicly called on Kir Starmer during the “Unite the Kingdom” gathering in London on Saturday, while other arrests are expected in the coming days after incidents of violence, the Guardian said.
Injured police officers, arrests and incidents
A total of 26 police officers were injured in clashes, as stones and other objects were received, while the Metropolitan Police announced that 24 people were arrested for various offenses, such as attack and incidents.
Police have begun an investigation after the end of the march, with the aim of identifying other people involved in the incidents and making new arrests.
The detainees were aged 19 to 58, with an average of 39 years, and there were three women among them.
‘Kir Starmer has to be assassinated’
A man recorded in a video to say that “Kir Starmer must be murdered” and “someone has to shoot him”, he is being sought by police.
Among those involved was X’s owner Elon Musk, who said by screen that he needed “dismantling parliament” and that “massive uncontrolled immigration” destroys Britain.
The Hope Not Hate, which is dealing with the treatment of extremism, described the concentration as the largest far -right demonstration ever in Britain. As he said: “It is unprecedented to see such a large multitude of applauding speeches calling for the ban on all public expressions of non -Christian religions, the return of even legal immigrants, promote conspiracy theories for Covid and claim that Britain is” invading “.
The concentration was confronted with a lesser counterbalance, organized by the stand up to Racism, involving 15,000-20,000 people. The organizers complained that some of them were attacked by the far -right.