‘Our country is falling apart’: Meeting the far right on London’s divided streets
The recent Unite the Kingdom rally in London highlighted the growing presence of far-right sentiments in the UK. Protesters expressed concerns over immigration and cultural changes, calling for the removal of the current government. Despite fears of violence, the event remained peaceful, though tensions were palpable due to a nearby counterprotest.
- ▪The Unite the Kingdom rally attracted thousands of protesters near Big Ben in London.
- ▪Participants voiced their concerns about the speed of immigration and its impact on British culture.
- ▪Security was heightened due to fears of violence, but the protest remained peaceful.
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| Publication time | Mon, 18 May 2026 11:50:50 +1000 |
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