A group of protesters in London despicably called for a controversial rightwing figure to be killed, “like Charlie Kirk,” ...

Around 4,000 police officers were on the streets of London, where rival Tommy Robinson and pro-Palestine protests took place. Police arrested 31 protesters across both marches. Follow the latest here.

Two protests and the FA Cup final mean road closures and a large police presence in central London.

By Yann Tessier and Marissa Davison LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people marched through central London on Saturday in two separate protests - one against high levels of immigration ...

Police monitoring both Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march and also the annual ‘Nakba day’ pro-Palestine march ...

The police are deploying thousands of officers, partly to keep far-right and pro-Palestinian marchers separated. The opposing events are expected to draw tens of thousands of people to London.

Protests took place at five locations in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

Surfers across the UK are preparing to take to the water in a nationwide protest against the deteriorating state of the ...

As anti-migrant protests continued outside hotels housing asylum seekers on Sunday, the UK government announced plans to ...

Far-right and anti-immigration protests spike under Starmer government - A Unite the Kingdom rally, organised by far right ...