Summary
Thousands of protesters took part in an anti far-right march in London, organized by the Together Alliance. The event included a range of supporters, musicians, and notable figures, with police monitoring the situation and making a couple of arrests. A separate march, organized by the Palestine Coalition, also joined the rally.
Key Facts
- Thousands gathered in London for an anti far-right march organized by Together Alliance.
- The protest began at 13:00 GMT, with signs against racism and ignorance.
- Famous figures like Sir Lenny Henry and Leigh-Anne Pinnock supported the event.
- Singer Billy Bragg was expected at the event, and music performances happened at Trafalgar Square.
- Organizers reported 500,000 attendees, but police estimated closer to 50,000.
- Two people were arrested for climbing pillars near Trafalgar Square.
- A separate Palestine Coalition march joined the rally, planning to converge at Whitehall.
- Police enforced time restrictions on the demonstration, ending it at 17:00 GMT.
