Carole Malone’s slapdown after London protesters dubbed ‘football types’ | UK | News
Carole Malone slapped a journalist who rejected Tommy Robinson’s people “Combine the Kingdom” protest “Football types”, many of which are in the “third lager boxes”. Author Paul explained the rally London On Saturday, “Far Right” and observed, there was a heavy police.
In a comment shared in X before the protest: the author: “[W]My long experience in fascist public order situations [100%] Sure that this will begin. ” Daily Express The columnist Mrs. Malone withdrew in four words: “You are inferiority[,] Digestive Snob! “.
Between 110,000 and 150,000 people out For the protest in the center of London, which exceeds the estimates of the organizers. Approximately 5,000 anti -racist campaigns protested against.
The protest clashed with a small group of Mr. Robinson’s supporters and police officers who tried to distinguish them and against the protesters.
According to the metropolitan police, several civil servants were punched by the bottles thrown by people on the eaves of the rally, kicked and shot. Helmets and rebellion shields and supplements were deployed to support more than 1,000 officers in office.
During writing, metropolitan police 25 arrests were made for a series of crimes Affray, including violence, attack and criminal damage.
There were injuries on both sides, Scotland Yard confirmed that 26 officers were injured on Monday (September 15th).
The march was invoiced as a demonstration that supports free speech. At the end of the march, a rally saw the rhetoric of impressive and a few extreme right politicians from all over Europe.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and the owner of the X platform, was teleported by the video, condemned the Labor Government and asked for the disintegration of the parliament.
The supporters of Mr. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley LennonPrime Minister Keir Starmer shouted about Chande Renfing and support messages for the murdered right -wing activist Charlie Kirk.
On Monday, Sir Keir encountered calls for sanction to Mr. Musk after saying that violence against Multi-Milyarder rally came to England and should fight or die.
The leader of the liberal democrats, Sir Ed Davey, called Sir Keir and Conservative Party Leader Kemi Badenoch to join him in the attempt to “add dispute and violence” and intervene in democracy in the streets of Musk.
During the writing, Sir Keir did not comment directly about Mr. Musk’s comments. He wrote on x Peaceful protest is the basis for England’s values.
“But we will not rely on attacks on the police officers who do their jobs or people who feel scared on our streets because of their backgrounds or skin.”
Sir Keir said: “The UK is proudly built on tolerance, diversity and respect. Our flag represents various country and we will never surrender it to those who use it as a symbol of violence, fear and division.”
