The London protests of September 13, 2025, involved two main gatherings:
- The far-right "Unite the Kingdom" rally organized by Tommy Robinson started at 11:00 am on Stamford Street near Waterloo Bridge. The march route went along York Road, over Westminster Bridge, then down Bridge Street, Parliament Street, and finished with a rally at Horse Guards Avenue. The protest attracted over 100,000 participants.
- The counter-protest by Stand Up To Racism UK began at Russell Square at around 11:30 am, then marched via Kingsway, Aldwych, and the Strand to the northern end of Whitehall for their rally, ending around 5 pm. About 5,000 people attended this counter-demonstration.
The protests took place in central London, mainly around Waterloo Bridge, Westminster Bridge, Whitehall, and nearby streets. Police created a "sterile area" with barriers between the two groups to reduce clashes, but violence occurred with injuries to officers and arrests made.
In summary, the protests were centered on Stamford Street/Waterloo Bridge and Whitehall with marches moving through the heart of central London.
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