Seven people barred from coming to UK for far-right rally
Summary
Seven people have been stopped from entering the UK to attend a far-right rally in London on May 16. The home secretary withdrew their permission because their presence was seen as harmful to the public. The rally is organized by Tommy Robinson and police are concerned about possible disorder during the event.Key Facts
- Seven people were banned from entering the UK to attend a far-right rally.
- The rally, called Unite the Kingdom, is scheduled for May 16 in central London.
- Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood withdrew their travel approvals for public safety reasons.
- Two known banned individuals are Joey Mannarino, a US commentator, and Valentina Gomez, a Maga influencer.
- The rally is organized by Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.
- The police are reviewing the rally and a Nakba Day event happening at the same time due to possible risks of public disorder.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised to block far-right agitators from coming to the UK.
- Last year’s rally attracted around 100,000 people and was the largest far-right event of its kind in British history.
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