British Prime Minister Stamer commented on anti-immigrant protests: The public has the right to engage in "peaceful protests."

British Prime Minister Starmer stated that over 100,000 people participated in a anti-immigration march through London on Saturday, and that the public has the right to peaceful protest. However, he also condemned the attacks on the police and emphasized that Britain is a country built on tolerance and diversity. Starmer said on Sunday on X platform: "The public has the right to peaceful protest, which is at the core of our country's values. But we will not tolerate anyone attacking officers on duty, and we will not tolerate people feeling fearful on the streets due to their background or skin color."