
In the charged atmosphere of 2025 British politics, Elon Musk's explosive video-link rant at a far-right London rally on 13 September 2025 has deepened public loathing, with polls showing eight in ten Britons viewing the Tesla tycoon unfavourably amid calls for violence and parliamentary dissolution.
As Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer grapples with the fallout from Musk's 'violence is coming' warning and anti-Labour tirade, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey demands a blacklist on Tesla's government contracts, warning it rewards a billionaire 'sowing discord'.