Thousands Protest Far-Right in London

On March 28, thousands of protesters hit the streets of Central London today for an

anti-far-right march put on by Together Alliance.

It kicked off at 1 p.m. Greenish mean time on Saturday, with crowds waving signs calling

out ignorance and racism.

High-profile celebs like Lenny Henry and Paloma Faith showed support, Billy Bragg planned

to join, and Lay Ann Pinnock is performing later in, for Falker Square.

The group is marching toward Whitehall for speeches, including a video from Mayor Sadiq Khan

and words from Green Party leaders Zach Polanski.

You'll also spot politicians like Jeremy Corbin and Diane Abbott in the mix, stressing

unity against scapegoating and populism.

This comes right after last year's massive Unite the Kingdom rally by Tommy Robinson,

which pulled in over 100,000 people and sparked.

Some violence.

Organizes hearsay their turnout will match or beat that, fueled by real people's

spirit.

A Palestine coalition march is linking up along the route before everyone meets at White

hall.

Police set conditions to rabbi by 5 p.m. Greenish mean time, with extra officers on hand

to keep things lawful and spot any criminal vibes.

Meanwhile, cops have souled the plans for a busy weekend, making sure protests stay

peaceful without messing up life for other Londoners, businesses, or visitors.

Stay tuned as this unfolds.