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Thousands gather in London for pro and anti-Tommy Robinson demos
Thousands of supporters of jailed far-right agitator Tommy Robinson marched in London on Saturday demanding his release with police deployed to keep them a..
London protests LIVE: Six people arrested as Tommy Robinson supporters and opponents face off
Six people arrested as Tommy Robinson supporters and opponents face off - Robinson was sentenced to 18 months in prison in October
Six arrested as Tommy Robinson supporters march in London to demand his freedom
Thousands of Tommy Robinson supporters converged on central London on Saturday as hundreds of police were deployed to keep them separate from anti-racism demonstrators.
Tommy Robinson: Thousands 'shut down London' as protesters chant 'free Tommy'
A protest organised under the name "Stop the Isolation" or "Unite the Kingdom", in support of Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, formed in Sandell Street and Cornwall Road near Waterloo Station from noon on Saturday (February 1). Organisers estimated some 20,000 to have joined.
Protestors gather in support of Tommy Robinson in London
Protesters gathered in London to march in support of Tommy Robinson and a separate counter-demonstration. A protest organised in support of Robinson marched towards Westminster. A counter-protest rallied at the Trafalgar Square end of Whitehall.
Thousands Of Supporters And Opponents Of Far-Right Figure Tommy Robinson Protest In London
Thousands of supporters of jailed British far-right figurehead Tommy Robinson marched through central London on February 1, with anti-racism demonstrators staging a counterprotest nearby.
Police arrest six people as Tommy Robinson supporters enter counter-demo area at London protest
Six people have been arrested after thousands of Tommy Robinson supporters marched in central London on Saturday, with some caught entering a counter-demo area, said the Met Police. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
Six arrests made as thousands of Tommy Robinson supporters march through London
Six people have been arrested after thousands marched in support of the far-right convicted criminal Tommy Robinson, demanding his release from prison.
Maps show where Tommy Robinson march and counter-protest are happening in London
Police in London are preparing for large-scale protests on Saturday, as demonstrators backing Robinson are met with a counter-protest organised by campaign group Stand Up To Racism. His supporters, who go under the name ‘Stop the Isolation’ or ‘Unite the Kingdom’ are to meet up in Sandell Street and Cornwall Road near Waterloo Station from 12pm.
Where Tommy Robinson and counter protest will take place in London this weekend
A protest organised under the name ‘Stop the Isolation’ or ‘Unite the Kingdom’, in support of Robinson, will form up in Sandell Street and Cornwall Road, off Waterloo Road outside Waterloo Station, from midday. The march will continue to Whitehall via Westminster Bridge, where a static assembly will take place at Parliament Square.
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Who is Tommy Robinson and why is Elon Musk throwing his weight behind him?
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, who goes by the name Tommy Robinson, 42, is currently serving an 18-month prison sentence after he admitted to contempt of court during a libel case involving a Syrian refugee ...
Six arrests made at Stop the Isolation and Stand Up To Racism rallies
Commander Louise Puddefoot, in charge of the policing operation, said the force was ‘well prepared’ for both protests.