On Saturday (December 13) a Christmas carol service organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson took place across London's Whitehall.
Promoted as an event to “put the Christ back into Christmas,” Robinson branded his London event as a day to “unite for Christ this Christmas.”
The demonstration is said to have drawn in a much smaller crowd than Robinson’s past rallies including his Unite The Kingdom march in September.
At the time 110,000 people were estimated to have taken part in the event while the Metropolitan Police have said only around 1,000 people attended Robinson’s most recent Christmas event.
Anti-fascism group, Stand Up To Racism were also in Whitehall on Saturday as they counter protested Robinson’s rally.
Keep scrolling to see photos from Tommy Robinson’s carol concert and the Stand Up To Racism rally:
1. Tommy Robinson organised a Christmas carol service that took place across London's Whitehall on Saturday (December 13).
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2. The demonstration is said to have drawn in a much smaller crowd than Robinson’s past rallies including his Unite The Kingdom march in September.
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3. Robinson branded his London event as a day to “unite for Christ this Christmas.”
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4. The Metropolitan police have estimated only around 1,000 people attended Robinson’s most recent Christmas event.
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