The police clashed with the far -right demonstrators, and they are arresting after more than 100,000 gathering in London

The London march organized by the right -wing activist Tommy Robinson was based on more than 100,000 people and became a mosque on Saturday as a small group of his supporters who clashed with police officers who were separating them from anti -proteins.

Metropolitan police said that many officers were subjected to punching, kicking, and hitting the bottles that people threw on the sidelines of the “Unification of the Kingdom” rally. Reinforcements were published with helmets and riots to support a 1000 osteoporosis officer.

At least nine people were arrested, but the police indicated that many other criminals have been identified and will be held accountable.

Police estimated that Robinson attracted about 110,000 people, while the protest was a “contest against fascism”, the competition organized by the standing of racism was about 5,000 marches.

Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley Lennon, founded the English Language and Combating Islam League and is one of the most developed right -wing figures in Britain.

The march was described as a demonstration to support freedom of expression-with a lot of discourse by influencers and many right-wing politicians from all over Europe, which aims significantly to the dangers of immigration, a problem that is struggling with many continent to control it.

“We are both subject to the same process for the great replacement of our European people by the people coming from the south and Islamic culture, you and you will be elders by our former colonies,” said Erik Zestor.

Illon Musk, CEO of Tesla and Malik X X that has fought British policy several times this year, was condemned and condemned the United Kingdom government.

“There is a beautiful thing about being British and what I see is happening here is a destruction of Britain, at first a slow erosion, but it is rapidly increasingly erosion of Britain with huge immigration and unproductive.”

Robinson told the crowd in a hoarse voice that migrants now have rights in court more than “the British public, and the people who built this nation.”

The marches come at a time when the UK was divided through the debate about immigrants who cross the English channel in crowded boats to reach the beach without permission.

Many anti -immigrant protests were held this summer outside the hotels that include asylum seekers after the arrest of an Ethiopian man who later convicted of sexual assault on a 14 -year -old girl in a London suburb. Some of these protests became violent and led to arrests.

Participants in the “Unite The Kingdom” march carried the flag of Saint George Al -Ahmar and White in England and Union Jack, and the UK state flag, and chanted “We want our country to return.”

UK flags spread this summer across the United Kingdom – in events and on the village of Lampposts – while some said is the presentation of the patriot pride and said others reflecting the tendency towards nationalism.

Supporters held banners saying “The boats stop”, “Send them home”, and “enough, enough, save our children.”

In the counter -resistance, the crowd held banners saying “Refugees welcome” and “destroy the extreme right”, and cried “standing, fighting.”

Robinson’s raw supporters chanted crude from UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, leader of the Labor Party in the center, and they cried support messages to American conservative activist Charlie Kerk.

Many speakers praised Kirk, who was remembered in a moment of silence, followed Amazing blessing.

One of the demonstrators held a banner saying: “Freedom of expression has died.

The crowd extended at one point from Big Ben via the Thames River and met the corner outside the Waterloo Station, about a kilometer.

The police said that the marches were mostly peaceful, but late in the afternoon, supporters of “uniting the kingdom” threw things in the rival gathering and tried to penetrate the barriers prepared to separate the groups. The officers had to use the force to maintain the fence control over the violation.

The anti -Protein assembled a blood man flowing on his face accompanied by the police from a group of supporters of Robinson. It was not immediately clear what happened to him.

While the crowd was large, it was much lower than the largest modern marches when a supporter of the Palestinian attracted an estimated 300,000 people in November 2023.

Robinson had planned to gather the “Unit The Kingdom” last October, but he was unable to attend after his imprisonment for contempt for the court for violating an order from the Supreme Court for the year 2021, preventing him from repeating defaming allegations against a Syrian refugee to file a lawsuit against him. He had previously served the prison for the time of assault and fraud on the mortgage.