London Protests: What You Need to Know About Saturday's Events

"Shoot Him In Neck Like Charlie Kirk": Chants At UK's Pro-Palestine Rally

Protestors at the pro-Palestinian march carried signs that read "smash the far right" and "Free Palestinian Hostages".

London police were out in force to deal with rival rallies and a soccer final

In what it described as a “significant public order policing operation,” police deployed at least 4,000 officers, armoured vehicles, horses, dogs, drones and helicopters.

About 80,000 people march in London

The patriotic march under the slogan Unite the Kingdom, organized by the founder of the British far-right movement English Defense League, Tommy Robinson gathered about 60,000 people

‘Shoot him in the neck, like Charlie Kirk,’ vile chant erupts during massive London protests

A sea of flag-waving Brits estimated at 50,000 flooded Kingsway before marching across London Bridge and rallying in Parliament Square with many protesters wearing “Make England Great Again” hats.

In pictures: Thousands take to the streets at March For Jesus parade

The event is characterised by "worship, prayer, and positive public testimony to Christian faith"

London on edge as Tommy Robinson backers and pro-Palestinian marchers rally

Tens of thousands of people joined rival London marches for Tommy Robinson and Palestine, as 4,000 officers used strict routes to avoid clashes and keep order.