Over 100,000 people participated in a large-scale protest in London! Conflicts broke out during the event, with 26 police officers injured and at least 25 people arrested.

CCTV News reported that the immigration issue is continuing to divide British society. On September 13th, two opposing protest demonstrations broke out in central London. The anti-immigration rally organized by far-right groups had over 100,000 participants, while another protest against racism had around 5,000 attendees. To maintain order and separate the two protesting groups, the London police deployed over 1,000 officers to create a "separation zone." At the scene, there was a physical confrontation between the anti-immigration demonstrators and the police. According to Reuters, on September 13th, over 100,000 people in central London participated in an anti-immigration protest, during which protesters clashed with police, resulting in 26 police officers injured and at least 25 people arrested.