The main protests are currently taking place in central London, United Kingdom. There is a large far-right anti-immigration demonstration called the "Unite the Kingdom" march organized by activist Tommy Robinson. It reportedly attracted over 110,000 participants and has included clashes with police, resulting in injuries to multiple officers and dozens of arrests. The march raised contentious issues around immigration and free speech. At the same time, there is a significant counter-protest organized by the "Stand Up to Racism" group with around 5,000 participants advocating against hate and racism. The protests have involved heavy police presence and security measures to keep opposing groups apart, with violence reported between factions and against police. The event marks one of the largest far-right demonstrations in recent UK history and is creating significant public and political debate in London.