Summary
Authorities charged eight people after disturbances during the Unite the Kingdom rally in central London. Around 110,000 to 150,000 people attended the event, with 5,000 counter-protesting. Police initially arrested 25, later revising it to 24, and are seeking more individuals related to the incident.
Key Facts
- Eight people are charged with assault and public order offences after the rally.
- The rally had between 110,000 and 150,000 attendees.
- A counter-protest against racism involved about 5,000 people.
- The Metropolitan Police initially arrested 25 people, which was later changed to 24.
- Photos of 11 individuals linked to the disorder are being circulated by the police for identification.
- 1,000 officers were initially on duty, with 500 additional ones brought in from other regions for support.
- Besides the charges, one person received a caution, and 11 individuals were bailed and may be called back.
- Three women and multiple men were among those arrested.
