Around 1,000 people gathered in London on Saturday for a “Christmas” rally organised by far-right figurehead Tommy Robinson, as bishops said they were gravely concerned by the use of Christian symbols to “justify racism and anti-migrant rhetoric”.
People waved Union flags and others that read “Jesus is King” at the rally in the centre of the capital, where a counterprotest was also held.
“It’s great to see one is not alone … our Christian faith is important, more than ever, and we have to...
Hundreds join Tommy Robinson’s far-right rally in London: ‘Make Christmas Great Again’
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Source: scmp.com

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