Police launched a massive operation with drones, horses and helicopters, as thousands gathered in London for the Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom march and the annual pro-Palestine Nakba Day rally

ELEVEN people have been arrested after thousands of cops deployed to the capital to police two planned protest marches. The Unite the Kingdom march, organised by Tommy Robinson, and a

Tommy Robinson, born Stephen Yaxley, has garnered consistent and unshakeable support from thousands of people nationwide who have travelled far and wide to attend his frequent rallies. His unconventional political views have also caught the attention of several influential figures,

Specialist armed police teams are on standby in an unprecedented Met operation on Saturday as the Unite the Kingdom march takes place at the same time as a pro-Palestine demonstration

The public believes many more people support the far-right activist’s mass protests but are afraid to admit it, according to The POLITICO Poll.

Smaller and lacking in high-profile speakers, this year’s rally included white nationalists, families with children and people saying they felt ‘silenced’

A GB News star has confirmed his attendance at Tommy Robinson’s far-right Unite the Kingdom march in London today. Tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on the cap

Saturday's rally has been organised by anti-Islam activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson.