Six people have been arrested after thousands of Tommy Robinson supporters marched in central London on Saturday, with some caught entering a counter-demo area, said the Met Police.

London, United Kingdom - 01, 2025 Supporters of jailed far-right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, known as Tommy Robinson, have demonstrated Saturday in London under the slogan “Unite the Kingdom”. FOOTAGE OF THE “UNITE THE KINGDOM” PROTEST BY FAR-RIGHT SUPPORTERS OF JAILED ULTRA-RIGHT ACTIVIST STEPHEN YAXLEY-LENNON,

Six people arrested as Tommy Robinson supporters and opponents face off - Commander Louise Puddefoot, in charge of the policing operation, said the force was ‘well prepared’ for both protests

A protest organised under the name ‘Stop the Isolation’ or ‘Unite the Kingdom’, in support of Robinson, will form up in Sandell Street and Cornwall Road, off Waterloo Road outside Waterloo Station, from midday. The march will continue to Whitehall via Westminster Bridge, where a static assembly will take place at Parliament Square.

Protesters are gathering in support of far-right figurehead Tommy Robinson in central London today, with counter-demonstrators also assembling as the Metropolitan Police deploy extra officers to keep the opposing groups apart.

Thousands of protesters have gathered in central London over Tommy Robinson. A march is taking place in support of Tommy Robinson while a separate counter-demonstration is also being held. A protest organised under the name “Stop the Isolation” or “Unite the Kingdom”,