Britain's Divided Streets: A Tale of Two Protests, One Uncertain Future Thousands have gathered in London for two opposing rallies, with a far right activist, Tommy Robinson, leading one march and a counter demonstration, fused with a pro Palestinian protest, seeking to counter his message of hate and division.
The Metropolitan Police have deployed an unprecedented 4,000 officers, along with horses, dogs, drones, and helicopters to manage the crowds.
The statistics are stark: 30,000 expected at the Nakba Day rally, another 50,000 for Robinson's "Unite the Kingdom" march.