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1:18Now PlayingI went to both the Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom march and the pro-Palestine counter-protest in central London to hear directly from the people attending - not journalists, not politicians, not activists online, but the people actually on the streets. What I found was far stranger, far more tense, and far more complicated than I expected.
Over the course of the day, I spoke to veterans, mothers, immigrants, Christians, Muslims, former Labour voters, Reform supporters, pro-Palestine activists, and anti-Tommy Robinson demonstrators. I heard arguments about immigration, Gaza, Islam, nationalism, racism, Christianity, free speech, Keir Starmer, multiculturalism, and the growing collapse of trust in Britain’s institutions.
I witnessed two completely opposing worldviews marching through the same city at the same time, each convinced they were defending the country's future. But what shocked me most wasn’t the anger, the slogans, or even the political divisions. It was the things both sides quietly agreed on….
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