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EDL founder Tommy Robinson to march against antisemitism despite being told he is ‘not welcome’

Police said they will not allow a repeat of clashes seen on Armistice Day as Robinson plans to attend march

The Independent UK

Armistice Day counter-protests: how government rhetoric and police failings could be linked to far-right violence

On Armistice Day 2023, a pro-Palestine march was held in London for the fifth time since the beginning of the Israel-Palestine war. As well as demonstrators looking to join the protest, around 2,000 far-right activists and football hooligans descended on London too. Their goal, as members of the UK far…

The Conversation

'A ceasefire is not hatred': a day with London's pro-Palestine protesters

Hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters gathered for an Armistice Day march this weekend. Emma Loffhagen and Anthony France meet them

Evening Standard

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Police appeal for help to find hate crime suspects on pro-Palestinian march

The worst of the disorder was inflicted by far-Right extremists taking part in a counter-protest

Evening Standard

Tommy Robinson: Cenotaph clashes could mark return of far-right figure

The founder of the now-defunct English Defence League is back on X and claims a ‘new era’ is beginning for him

The Guardian - UK

Police hunt far-right counter protesters and activists over ‘hate crimes’ at pro-Palestine march

The Met Police and British Transport Police (BTP) have launched an appeal to find protesters who allegedly took part in hate crimes

The Independent UK

The two-minute silence of thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters was held to make a point

Police put the number of pro-Palestine protesters in London at 300,000 while organisers claimed more than 500,000 had taken part, writes Tom Watling

The Independent UK

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Far-right ‘defends’ the Cenotaph to the echo of home secretary’s words

Tension built all week about the Gaza march on Armistice Day. In the end, the far-right sparked violence. Then huge peaceful crowds surged through London

The Guardian - UK

Who are the far-right groups caught in violent clashes at Remembrance Day rallies?

Football supporters in an 1,000-strong Whatsapp group vowed they are ‘prepared to go to prison’ at counter protests

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman accused of fuelling far-right violence near Cenotaph

Police arrest scores of people amid skirmishes with rightwingers in London moments before Armistice Day silence

The Guardian - UK

‘The act of remembering has got lost’: Veterans on if protests are putting them off attending the Cenotaph this weekend

‘It’s our one day of the year and it is time to get behind us. We all feel a bit abandoned and disillusioned this week’

The Independent UK

Counter protesters to pro-Palestine march will be allowed around Cenotaph, Met Police say

Senior officer says counter-protesters can gather near monument as force 'don't anticipate any disorder' from group

Evening Standard

Far-right groups and football hooligans ‘to descend on London during Palestinian march’

The most prominent far-right messaging has come from former leader of the English Defence League Tommy Robinson

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman accused of inciting far-right groups to challenge pro-Palestine march

Former Metropolitan Police Chief Superintendant Dal Babu said the home secretary has ‘emboldened far right groups to come out’

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The Guardian - UK

Far-right groups plot London rally against pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day

Extremist organisations and football hooligans have been urged to gather at Cenotaph in central LondonUK politics live – latest updates

The National (Scotland)

Far-right groups are main risk of disorder at pro-Palestine march, say police

POLICE have identified far-right groups organising counter-protests to pro-Palestinian demonstrations in London this weekend as the main risk of…

The National (Scotland)

Elon Musk reinstates X/Twitter accounts of Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins

ELON Musk has reinstated the X/Twitter accounts of the far-right political agitator Tommy Robinson and former Daily Mail columnist Katie Hopkins.

The Guardian - UK

Katie Hopkins and Tommy Robinson thank Elon Musk for reinstating them on X

Former Daily Mail columnist and far-right agitator show their gratitude after rejoining social media platform

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The Independent UK

Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins reinstated on X as Elon Musk overturns Twitter bans

The far-right commentators had been banned in 2018 and 2020 for breaching the site’s hateful conduct code

Evening Standard

Katie Hopkins and Tommy Robinson return to X years after their Twitter accounts were banned

The far-right campaigners both thanked Elon Musk for their return

Evening Standard

Tommy Robinson dubbed a 'bully' in failed bid to overturn stalking order

Tommy Robinson is banned from contacting journalist Lizzie Dearden about anything other than stories about him

Evening Standard

Guz Khan: ‘Man Like Mobeen resonated with the world bro, it blows my mind’

He gets recognised in California car parks and African airports, but his mum remains unimpressed

The Guardian - UK

UK government’s anti-migrant rhetoric is ‘feeding’ the far right, claims campaign group

Hope not Hate analysis has pinpointed spikes in hostility whenever ministers speak negatively about refugees

The Week

Is the BBC biased?

Richard Sharp has announced he is standing down as BBC chairman to “prioritise the interests” of the broadcaster after a report found he breached the governance code for public appointments.

Daily Mirror

England fan with Maradona flag had previous ban for 'white lives matter' flypast

The Football Association cancelled Jake Hepple’s ticket for the Euro 2024 qualifier in Naples after he was seen holding a St George’s flag with 'Diego’s in a box' written on it

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