Police officers were assaulted during clashes with protesters at a "freedom of speech" festival in London, led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, Scotland Yard has confirmed. The event, dubbed "Unite the Kingdom," drew an estimated 110,000 people to Whitehall, according to Metropolitan Police figures.

Violent clashes broke out at one of the UK's largest right-wing demonstrations, leading to 25 arrests and leaving 26 police officers injured. The rally, organized by anti-immigration activist Tommy Robinson,

A massive London march organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson descended into violence on Saturday after a small group of his supporters clashed with police who were separating them from a counter-protest.

London's police chief blames a 'broken' criminal justice system for a surge in gun violence in the southwestern Ontario city. Experts on violent crime say there needs to be a larger focus on identifying and addressing risk factors.

On Wednesday, the family of Douglas Harless filed a lawsuit in Laurel Circuit Court against the London Police Department and numerous officers, along with the City of London.

The Metropolitan Police said far-right activists at the 'Unite the Kingdom' march 'attacked' it's police officers as 110,000 people descended on central London for the rally

Police said that the shootings are linked to “ongoing criminal activities that are under investigation by our detectives.” London police believe three shootings within three weeks last month are linked as investigators released new details about incidents that left two men with injuries.