The protests in London today are mainly centered around a large far-right anti-immigration rally called "Unite the Kingdom," organized by the activist Tommy Robinson. Over 110,000 people participated in this march, which advocated against immigration and called for stronger borders and freedom of speech. The event became one of the largest right-wing demonstrations in recent UK history, with some participants engaging in clashes and violence against the police. At least 26 police officers were injured, with four suffering serious injuries. The police made around 25 arrests related to disorderly conduct and violence during the protest. There was also a counter- protest organized by anti-racism groups like "Stand Up to Racism," with about 5,000 attendees opposing the far-right rally. The two groups were kept apart by police amid tensions and occasional scuffles. The protests took place in central London, including areas near Whitehall and government buildings, with authorities deploying over 1,600 officers to manage the situation. The far- right rally featured flags representing England and Britain, and included slogans against the government and immigration policies. High-profile figures associated with the far-right cause addressed the crowd via video, including Elon Musk. The event reflects a period of heightened political and social tension in the UK surrounding issues of immigration, nationalism, and free speech.