Tommy Robinson is joined by Laurence Fox as he addresses crowds during shameful St George's Day violence:
Far-right activist calls for day of action against 'two-tier policing' - as police arrest six in chaotic scenes near Downing Street
Tommy Robinson was joined by Laurence Fox as he told crowds to march through the streets for a day of action against 'two tier policing' after a St George's Day rally descended into chaos.
Six people were arrested near Downing Street after police intervened when a group broke through a cordon made to stop people moving past the area allocated for the event. -- More...
In contrast to other larger scale rallies in the same area of London that routinely shuts down all traffic, Met Police mobilized to stop a St George’s Day patriotic group from marching on the sidewalk because the politics of the group is “right wing.”
In contrast to other larger scale rallies in the same area of London that routinely shuts down all traffic, @metpoliceuk mobilized to stop a St George’s Day patriotic group from marching on the sidewalk because the politics of the group is “right wing.” pic.twitter.com/Ph3QvlSIIG
— Andy Ngô ????️???? (@MrAndyNgo) April 23, 2024
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