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Corbyn’s rallying cry as 15,000 Robinson supporters descend on London’s streets
FIGHTING BACK: A counter-demonstration to the fascist march on Saturday

FAR-RIGHT violence broke out in London on Saturday after 15,000 supporters of fascist Tommy Robinson marched through the capital as anti-racists stood up to “the voices of division and hate.”

Thugs attacked emergency workers and at least one counter-protester and nine people were arrested.

Hundreds of fascists attempted a breakaway from their main march to attack counter-protesters.

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