London police prepare for a major far-right rally and counter-demonstration, deploying thousands of officers amidst heightened security concerns. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.

Around 4,000 police officers are expected to patrol the streets of London, where rival Tommy Robinson and pro-Palestine protests are planned. Adding to security concerns, the demonstrations coincide with the FA Cup final.

Police are looking for a man who stood in an east London street and threatened that “Jews gonna get beheaded”.Officers were sent to Whitechapel Road in Tower Hamlets after an online video showed the suspect making threats and slurs on Friday,

Specialist armed police teams are on standby in an unprecedented Met operation on Saturday as the Unite the Kingdom march takes place at the same time as a pro-Palestine demonstration

Police were out in force on Saturday to ensure that two rival marches on the streets of London attended by tens of thousands of people and the climax of English soccer's top cup competition passed without major incident.

Two people have been charged after protests in central London at the weekend. Stuart Adams, 49, who attended a far-right demonstration on Saturday, was charged with a racially agg

Around 4,000 officers expected to be on duty as march for Palestine and Tommy Robinson’s march take place in central London today