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Far-right anti-immigration protests in London lead to clashes with police

Police officers were “attacked with projectiles” and “assaulted” during far-right anti-immigration protests in London on Saturday, the British capital’s force said, as more than 110,000 people took to the city’s streets.

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Police and protesters scuffle as 110,000 join anti-migrant London protest

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More than 100,000 people joined in anti-immigration protest in London

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Tommy Robinson ‘free speech’ rally attracts more than 100,000 in London

More than 100,000 people have gathered in London for a “free speech” rally spearheaded by Tommy Robinson.

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25 people arrested and 26 officers hurt - as up to 150,000 people join 'Unite the Kingdom' march in London

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100,000+ march in U.K. ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest in London

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Police assaulted as tens of thousands gather for London rally

"We want our country back, we want our free speech back on track," said Sandra Mitchell, a supporter attending the rally.

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Dozens arrested after officers seriously hurt at 110,000-strong Tommy Robinson rally

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UK: Clashes with police reported at huge far-right rally

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Metropolitan Police Seek Suspects in Assault on Federal Officers in Southeast D.C.

MPD seeks two suspects for assaulting federal officers in Southeast Washington, D.C., offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.

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DC police investigate Labor Day shooting that killed Northwest man

The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is investigating a shooting that killed a Northwest D.C. man on Labor Day.

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Trump's 30-day takeover of the DC police is ending. What happens next?

Trump's 30-day public emergency declaration in Washington DC is set to expire after Sept. 10, but the National Guard will remain.

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How a Metro officer uses her photographic memory to fight crime

Imagine you had a photographic memory and could instantly recall any face you’ve seen, like you were flipping through a photo album in your mind. Metro Transit Police Officer Kache Fields has that ability and uses it to catch people suspected of crimes.