an actual like you say , take tommy robinson out of say, take tommy robinson out of it. no, this is a 35. oh, no, this is a section 35. we're going arrest you we're going to arrest you because we don't want you there. we to hear your we don't want to hear your voice. actually the voice. and that's actually the big a free speech issue for big is a free speech issue for me on that, which is more important point. >> yeah. and also state oppression. i don't know much about tommy robinson. maybe he's done said terrible things, done or said terrible things, but i'd like to, you know , i'd but i'd like to, you know, i'd like to him to be punished for those things rather than turning up to protest at a march which seemed, know, none those seemed, you know, none of those terrible today. yeah terrible things today. yeah absolutely. moving on. we've got the mirror now. and with the reminder to always check you've hung up the phone before you hung up on the phone before you take mick out of the person take the mick out of the person on yes , exactly. >> disgraced cop mimic women's i

an actual like you say , take tommy robinson out of say, take tommy robinson out of it. no, this is a 35. oh, no, this is a section 35. we're going arrest you we're going to arrest you because we don't want you there. we to hear your we don't want to hear your voice. actually the voice. and that's actually the big a free speech issue for big is a free speech issue for me on that, which is more important point. >> yeah. and also state oppression. i don't know much about tommy robinson. maybe he's done said terrible things, done or said terrible things, but i'd like to, you know , i'd but i'd like to, you know, i'd like to him to be punished for those things rather than turning up to protest at a march which seemed, know, none those seemed, you know, none of those terrible today. yeah terrible things today. yeah absolutely. moving on. we've got the mirror now. and with the reminder to always check you've hung up the phone before you hung up on the phone before you take mick out of the person take the mick out of the person on yes , exactly. >> disgraced cop mimic women's i

tommy robinson? the jews, is he? tommy robinson? no tommy. the jews, is he? tommy robinson? n? no tommy robinson is somebody >> tommy robinson is somebody who claims all a sudden to be who claims all of a sudden to be standing jews. he claims standing up forjews. he claims to have have good ideas to have have have good ideas about who should be leading the jewish community. got all sorts of to say. we made very of things to say. we made very clear he not welcome . clear that he was not welcome. >> gideon, i think we're having a problem your so i'm a problem with your mic, so i'm just going continue talking just going to continue talking about of about some of the findings of your survey while we try and get your survey while we try and get your sound because we your sound sorted because we want to hear the rest of what you want to what's you want to say. what's interesting about the campaign for the polling interesting about the campaign for it's the polling interesting about the campaign for it's carried the polling interesting about the campaign for it's carried s01e pollin

tommy robinson? the jews, is he? tommy robinson? no tommy. the jews, is he? tommy robinson? no tommy robinson is somebody >> tommy robinson is somebody who claims all a sudden to be who claims all of a sudden to be standing jews. he claims standing up forjews. he claims to have have good ideas to have have have good ideas about who should be leading the jewish community. got all sorts of to say. we made very of things to say. we made very clear he not welcome . clear that he was not welcome. >> gideon, i think we're having a problem your so i'm a problem with your mic, so i'm just going continue talking just going to continue talking about of about some of the findings of your survey while we try and get your survey while we try and get your sound because we your sound sorted because we want to hear the rest of what you want to what's you want to say. what's interesting about the campaign for the polling interesting about the campaign for it's the polling interesting about the campaign for it's carried the polling interesting about the campaign for it's carried s01e polling

the former english defence league leader, tommy robinson, was seen being escorted away by officers — by the river thames past trafalgar square, and we�*ve reached the cenotaph and the people who�*ve joined this protest are raising awareness of anti—semitism. organisers have raised concerns about things like anti—semitic placards and chants, and they say thatjews do not feel safe in our capital city. one person told me thatjust walking down the street they see anti—jewish graffiti, for example, and there is a depth of feeling when it comes to the recent events in this conflict in the middle east. and at yesterday�*s pro—palestinian march, police handed out leaflets issuing warnings not to use images or words that were racist or incited hatred against any religion that expressed support for hamas or celebrated acts of terrorism. now, police said 18 people were arrested during yesterday�*s protest, but the overwhelming majority protested lawfully. as for today�*s protest, well, at the beginning, just before the march got underway, tommy robinson was seen having a standoff with police. h

you a sort of tommy robinson type.on outcome for the discussion >> but is it partly that the commentariat type commentariat and the type of commentators that you're describing feel very describing there, they feel very comfortable because comfortable with this because they opinions, comfortable with this because they their opinions, comfortable with this because they their of opinions, comfortable with this because they their of values nions, their their set of values are currently on the same side as the irish government and as what's considered the right opinions the overton opinions to have the overton window , i suppose. whereas, window, i suppose. whereas, you know , how can they not be sure know, how can they not be sure that this is laying a precedent for censorship of their own opinions down the line? opinions later down the line? >> well, they're just i mean , >> well, they're just i mean, it's in a very neat, it's all tied up in a very neat, neat bow in ireland. i mean, if you different issue you take a diffe

yeah, it's katie hopkins and tommy robinson . hopkins and tommy robinson.reinstating them on x and so they're back. obviously this will be controversial but i think they should be on there. i mean, i think we should have the maximum free possible, especially free speech possible, especially in onune free speech possible, especially in online space. there's a in the online space. there's a question about protests. is that a free speech issue? but be there? it's shouldn't they be on there? it's not for tech in not up for some tech dweeb in silicon prior to the musk silicon valley prior to the musk era stop them there. era to stop them being on there. i see any justification. i can't see any justification. and robinson, if we're and tommy robinson, if we're going to be really honest, it has been right on quite a has been proved right on quite a lot of things. mean, he's a lot of things. i mean, he's a far less respected, sort of respectable than 55215511] the murray, who basically says the same posh accent. murray, who basically says the same enough, posh acce

yeah, it's katie hopkins and tommy robinson . hopkins and tommy robinson.reinstating them on x and so they're back. obviously this will be controversial but i think they should be on there. i mean, i think we should have the maximum free possible, especially free speech possible, especially in onune free speech possible, especially in online space. there's a in the online space. there's a question about protests. is that a free speech issue? but why shouldn't be there? it's shouldn't they be on there? it's not for tech in not up for some tech dweeb in silicon prior to the musk silicon valley prior to the musk era stop them there. era to stop them being on there. i see any justification. i can't see any justification. and robinson, if we're and tommy robinson, if we're going to be really honest, it has been right on quite a has been proved right on quite a lot of things. mean, he's a lot of things. i mean, he's a far less respected, sort of respectable than respectable figure than douglas murray, basically the murray, who basically says the same posh accent.

strongly that we have no desire for their support of the likes of tommy robinson but, let's be cleare on the streets. as i said, for the last month, and that is the concern. as for the situation the police are facing now believe me, i would not want to be him today. that is a lastjob in the world that anyone should want, to have to monitor every single person on that march, in realtime. the monitor every single person on that march, in real time. the police are facing a nylon impossible task. that said, he has taken the decision that they should take place. i would concur that it would have been wrong to ban this. i would hate to imagine the ire and the absolute hell that would have been unleashed should it have been banned. but it is now up to the police to make sure that not only is the route maintained but anything going on in those marches, either people committing crimes are apprehended, either in real time or afterwards, when social media footage emerges as it has done over the last four weeks.— the last four weeks. justin, what would make _ the last four weeks. justin, what wo

tommy robinson know, robinson was there. convicted fraudster. he beats up policemen. you know, he hates muslims. that's him. >> your christmas card list. >> off your christmas card list. >> off your christmas card list. >> well, tommy robinson, he was there positives. >> positive side >> he's got positive side as well. his mother loves well. does he? his mother loves him . him. >> well, if i was his mother, i wouldn't love him. he's a racist criminal. and he was there. he got arrested. anywhere he goes, he thrives on violence. he just he thrives on violence. he thrives on conflict . and, you he thrives on conflict. and, you know, i think it's a real shame, particularly in the media and looking on twitter, particularly today did overshadow today, it did overshadow what should have been a really positive the positive march. you know, the campaign anti—semitism, campaign against anti—semitism, a organisation . they a really good organisation. they organised generally organised this and generally it went without he came went wit

hang on. >> robinson was there. >> tommy robinson was there. >> tommy robinson was there. >> so how canst say that? >> actually there were some really deeply quite far right and ugly people on the right that there was a couple of dozen tommy not there. tommy robinson not there. >> were arrested. >> there were 92 arrested. the rest who opposed rest of the country who opposed the should ben, the march, we should say, ben, as on right, that as people on the right, that that totally unacceptable. that is totally unacceptable. >> have >> and they shouldn't have ruined day that. ruined armistice day like that. can not agree on that? can we not agree on that? >> the police arrested benjamin just that the police just said there that the police arrested from tommy arrested people from the tommy robinson argument. robinson side of the argument. but argue that but actually, i would argue that the police have been shown that suella in that. why suella was right in that. why can't criticise far right yobs? >> they don't care about the cenotaph, they don't care about armistice they just armistice day

hang on. >> robinson was there. >> tommy robinson was there. >> tommy robinson was there. >> so how can>> actually there were some really deeply quite far right and ugly people on the right that there was a couple of dozen tommy not there. tommy robinson not there. >> were arrested. >> there were 92 arrested. the rest who opposed rest of the country who opposed the should ben, the march, we should say, ben, as on right, that as people on the right, that that totally unacceptable. that is totally unacceptable. >> have >> and they shouldn't have ruined day that. ruined armistice day like that. can not agree on that? can we not agree on that? >> the police arrested benjamin just that the police just said there that the police arrested from tommy arrested people from the tommy robinson argument. robinson side of the argument. but argue that but actually, i would argue that the police have been shown that suella in that. why suella was right in that. why can't criticise far right yobs? >> they don't care about the cenotaph, they don't care about armistice they just armistice day. they are ju

and but but instead, tommy robinson came came down and threw stuff at the police. 92 arrests.bit later on. but on the actual politics of the conservative party itself, i mean, what you're describing there, scarlett, sounds a lot like rishi sunak's lost all authority . and actually, this is authority. and actually, this is we really are in the dying days now. well. >> well, he has hasn't he? i mean, i mean, you know that that he hasn't done anything about somebody who clearly does not care about him at all. right. i mean, it's absolutely obvious. priti patel has made it quite, quite clear that she thinks that she's in pole position for the next leadership because she's not in the cabinet. suella wants to make her. it's all about what happens when they lose the next election. that's what's so terrible . yes. rishi sunak no terrible. yes. rishi sunak no longer holds the confidence of his cabinet or his mps. there is a real problem with this government . government. >> sarah elliott i mean , are you >> sarah elliott i mean, are you of that view that actually this is this is it, th

radical english defense league tommy robinson.o protect the memory of fallen british soldiers. robinson's followers took up the cause energetically, moving around the city and periodically clashing with the police who were pursuing them. scotlander had a difficult task ahead of him. about 2.0 police officers were brought to london, first of all, they had to ensure the security of the ceremonial events associated with armistice day, which put an end to the first world war. he celebrated in britain annually on november 11th as a day of remembrance for those killed. on the other hand, it was on this day that a mass demonstration of those who advocate an end to the bloodshed in palestine was scheduled. the government proposed this. ban, but the management of the london police refused to do this, because there were no legal grounds for such a ban. according to preliminary estimates, over half a million protesters were expected to gather in london. they came here from other british cities, rented buses organizers of the procession. the

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same time, the organizers called the police and forced british far-right anti-islamic activist tommy robinson taken away from the march. they said they didn't want anything to do with him. general. after the outbreak of hostilities in the middle east, the number of anti-semitic crimes increased. the russian army in the kupinsky direction repelled four attacks by assault groups of the ukrainian armed forces. in donetsk they repelled three attacks by the twenty-fourth mechanized and 79 airborne brigades. in kherson, aviation and artillery struck thirty marine brigades. about 500 more soldiers and mercenary officers were lost in zelsky’s formation. two tanks were destroyed. 12 howitzers and self-propelled guns, including american polish production. in addition, three were shot down fighter aircraft, including the su-27 and mig-29, as well as 53 combat drones. 17 hypass missiles intercepted. the russian embassy in london called on the british government to admit or deny involvement in the breakdown of the peace agreement between moscow and kiev in march last year. head of the ukrainian delegation

batzuel, very important, how do you feel about the far right agitators like katie hopkins and uh tommy robinsonking the headlines, that organization is actually funded by the same organizations that funded robinson, katie hopkins, so those individuals that you have mentioned, the likes of the henry jackson society, who basically brought us prevent through the student rights project and the center for security policy uh that brought us the muslim that the trump um, unfortunately, like the west and capitalists have their political tools, they also have their online tools, they have their social media tools, um, this is playing role in the war um, in their favor, and that is why they deplatform some and then allow others to come on, and so it is as much as they are using these platforms, to turn to to churn in this propaganda, we need to use those social media platforms as much as possible, despite the... because ultimately what happens is when you have millions and tens and millions of people across the globe awakening um rejecting what is happening, rejecting this genocide, they will be forced t

one for making anti—semitic comments and the other was the founder of english defence league, tommy robinsonf reform uk, which used to be the brexit party, has denied offering money to persuade the deputy chairman of the conservatives, lee anderson, to defect. the sunday times reported there was a recording of mr anderson saying he'd been offered �*a lot of money�* to defect to a party beginning with "".r you're live with bbc news. new zealand's new centre—right coalition government has officially been sworn in — after weeks of uncertainty and negotiation. new prime minister chris luxon, the leader of the centre—right national party, agreed a three way coalition agreement with the leaders of the new zealand first party, winston peters, and the act party, david seymour on on thursday. it follows over a month of negotiations between the three parties after the general election in which mr luxon's party won 38% of the vote. mr peters and mr seymour will both serve as deputy prime minister under the terms of the deal. we can speak now to our correspondent phil mercer who is in sydney for us. goo

batul, very important, how do you feel about the far right agitators like katie hopkins and uh tommy robinson, being reinstated to. ex formerly known as twitter. that's really interesting actually. elad is the settler group that actually stole homes in, this was very big two years ago and that was making the headlines. that organization is actually funded by the same organizations that funded robinson, katie hopkins, so those individuals that you have mentioned, the lights of the henry jackson society, basically brought us prevents through the student rights projects and the center for security policy. that brought us the muslim, the trump muslim ban. um, unfortunately, like the west and capitalists have their political tools, they also have their online tools, they have their social media tools, um, this uh is playing role in the war um in their favor, and that is why they deplatform some and then allow others to come on, and so it is as much as they are using these platforms, to turn to to churn in this propaganda, we need to use those social media platforms. as much as possible despite the

england's tommy robinson, he called on supporters, most of them football fans, to protect memory of fallenrobinson's followers took up the cause energetically, moving around the city and periodically clashing with the police who were pursuing them. scotland yard faced a difficult task. about 2.0 police officers were deployed to london. first of all, they had to ensure the safety of the ceremonial events associated with the armistice day, which put an end to the first world war. it is celebrated in britain annually on november 11th as a day of remembrance for those killed. on the other side, it was on this day that a mass demonstration of those who advocate an end to the bloodshed in palestine was scheduled. the government proposed to ban this action, but the leadership of the london police refused to do this, because there were no legal grounds for such a ban. according to preliminary estimates, over half a million protesters were expected to gather in london. they came here from other british cities on buses rented by the organizers of the procession. the pro-palestinian demonstration rou

metropolitan police says it's arrested two people including the founder of english defence league, tommy robinsone the brexit party, has denied offering money to persuade the deputy chairman of the conservatives, lee anderson, to defect. the sunday times reported there was a recording of mr anderson saying he'd been offered "a lot of money" to defect to a party beginning with "".r the former england football player and manager, terry venables, has died, at the age of 80, after a long illness. venables — a charismatic and sometimes controversial figure led england to the semi—finals of the european championship in 1996, where the host nation lost on penalties to germany. he managed a number of clubs, including tottenham and barcelona, where he earned the nickname, "el tel". you're live with bbc news. lets get you the latest on a major rescue operation still under way in india. efforts are at a standstill at the site of the collapsed tunnel in the northern part of the country, where 41 construction workers have been trapped for?15 days. a drilling machine that was being used to make a hole for the

. >> tommy robinson and right >> tommy robinson and the right wing they'd have >> tommy robinson and have >> tommy robinson and the right wing them that1ey'd have >> tommy robinson and the right wing them that wari have pulled them off that war memorial could blink. yeah. >> i mean, i have seen the police be pretty robust when policing thing what we could call counter—demonstrators who came in. remember, after black lives matter, they were , you lives matter, they were, you know, pretty hands off in allowing black lives matter to protest to get involved in violent scuffles and the like dunng violent scuffles and the like during those protests . but then during those protests. but then a week or two in when counter—protests started and they were pretty robust and going after them and also , if we going after them and also, if we just think about what happened after. sarah everard yeah, and the way in which those protests were had those women away, absolutely . absolutely. >> and it was a peaceful protest. it was outrageous. >> can we also ask you, mark, about events yesterday in the s

. >> but you know, tommy robinson tweeting you earlier on, i think it was yesterday or today, he wass tweeting a clip of you where you said that he had been chucking police chucking missiles at police officers. i tommy officers. i said tommy robinson's people get robinson's people and i did get called scum, which is really nice. >> so that's great. i mean, it's just what one wants. >> well, just to be clear, scarlet is not scum. i don't agree with that. no, no, no, you're not. >> and i certainly didn't accuse you of doing it. >> no, but then the problem that people have got, sky, it's really is that when really important is that when people generalise and they will say protesters like look people generalise and they will sajthose protesters like look people generalise and they will sajthose far'otesters like look people generalise and they will sajthose far righters like look people generalise and they will sajthose far right protesters, k at those far right protesters, they're this. they're they're doing this. they're doing pushing doing that. they were pushing police i don't suppor

as far as i'm concerned, as tommy robinson is, he was out.and being racist towards jewish people , they towards jewish people, they looked the other way. and i think those people that stand with palestine who didn't say anything should be anything about that should be ashamed of themselves. that's why we have protests. why we have today's protests. >> good point. and >> incredibly good point. and not on not just the people that are on the , the actual police the march, the actual police themselves. why do you think benedict, that being anti—semitic is almost an acceptable form of racism ? acceptable form of racism? >> because it is so multifaceted. it's not simply a question of ethnicity . it's not question of ethnicity. it's not even simply a question of religion. you can be sort of one of who that religion. you can be sort of one of see who that religion. you can be sort of one of see no who that religion. you can be sort of one of see no race nho that religion. you can be sort of one of see no race and that religion. you can be sort of one

the former english defence league leader, tommy robinson, was seen being escorted away by officers —confirmed the events and the confirmation of the arrest. families that have been released as part of the prisoner exchange, they were released today after 51 days in hamas captivity. saying, after a long period in which i lived in terrible uncertainty, my daughters are finally with me. these were 51 daysin are finally with me. these were 51 days in which i lived between despair and hope, days in which i lived between despairand hope, between days in which i lived between despair and hope, between pain and optimism, and i'm happy now that i'm here with them. the girls aren't returning to a complex situation and we now have a period of recovery that will take time. the moment we'll come to... those were released, this would be to see news. hello there. good evening. it was another cold and frosty start this morning for many, including here in chatsworth in derbyshire, as captured by one of our weather watchers. it will turn briefly milder for many overnight tonight. but generally, the th

crowd inspired by former leader and founder of the radical english defense league, tommy robinson. calledory of fallen british soldiers. robinson's followers took up the cause energetically, moving around the city and periodically clashing with the police who were pursuing them. scotland yard faced a difficult task. about 2,000 police officers were deployed to london. first of all, they had to ensure the safety of the ceremonial events associated with armistice day, which put an end to the first world war. it is celebrated in britain annually on november 11 as a day of remembrance; on the other hand, it was on this day that a mass demonstration of those who advocate an end to the bloodshed in palestine was scheduled. the government proposed to ban this action, but the leadership of the london police refused to do this, because there were no legal grounds for such a ban. according to preliminary estimates, over half a million protesters were expected to gather in london. they came here from other british cities on. the police managed to block about a hundred aggressive people in central lo

and others _ protests that tommy robinson and others on _ protests that tommy robinson and others on the media over the last couple of weeks. _ the media over the last couple of weeks. -- — the media over the last couple of weeks, —— second guessing of the metropolitan police. i am not going to debate _ metropolitan police. i am not going to debate something that the metropolitan police have said on air, if— metropolitan police have said on air, if i_ metropolitan police have said on air, if i have any issue with it, that— air, if i have any issue with it, that is— air, if i have any issue with it, that is something we should speak to the met _ that is something we should speak to the met about privately. there that is something we should speak to the met about privately.— the met about privately. there is certainly frustration _ the met about privately. there is certainly frustration in _ the met about privately. there is i certainly frustration in government that repeatedly, they have to go on the airways and answer whether they agree with what suella braverman has said today. it i

police describe these men as football hooligans waving british flags, followers of tommy robinson. and these hooligans is what they describe. the reason this is making such news two days later her the secretary has called for the march to be canceled on saturday. it went ahead. the london mayor let it go ahead. he's been using very hard line rhetoric. this more prime minister rishi sunak sacked braver man. prime minister -- former prime minister david cameron is now back in government. cameron is not a member of parliament. he resigned back in 2016 following brexit. here is the loophole i learned about today. essentially cameron can be given a place in the house of lords which makes him eligible to be a cabinet minister. rishi sunak has brought the former p.m. back as a secretary. >> quite a shuffle. thank you very much. >>> before we go, much-needed joy for the lewiston, maine community, two weeks after the mass shooting that left 18 people dead. the lewiston high school soccer team taking home the maine state title on saturday, ending a run fueled by amazing work on the field, an

we saw these these thugs like sir these racist thugs like sir tommy robinson .g time. >> you know, the man is scumbag. >> he represents the worst of our society. >> and he was embolden yesterday to to the streets and try to take to the streets and try and disturb something that's incredibly to people incredibly important to people of all cultures and communities in country . in this country. >> yeah. i mean, i hear >> well, yeah. i mean, i hear you calling a scumbag. he's you calling him a scumbag. he's not defend himself. i'm not here to defend himself. i'm not here to defend himself. i'm not him but he not defending him either. but he isn't defend himself. isn't here to defend himself. so i that to you. but i have to put that to you. but you're saying that donald trump playbook, but also you said was that marches and that these were hate marches and there a lot of hate on the there was a lot of hate on the march. will you not at least admit that james wouldn't? march. will you not at least adrshe's1t james wouldn't? march. will you not at least adrshe's confla

meanwhile, english defence league founder, tommy robinson, who was asked not to attend by organisers,ple are here to raise concerns about the anti—semitism jewish people say they are experiencing on the streets of the uk. you can also hear people chanting, "bring them home," referring to the hostage situation. hamas continues to hold large numbers of israeli hostages. some people raised concerns about anti—semitic chants and placards at pro—palestinian demonstrations in london. it is something the met police say they are cracking down on, whilst stressing that the majority of these recent protests take place lawfully. protests take part lawfully. anisa kadri, bbc news, london. now, a few weeks ago we reported on a cancelled graduation ceremony for disabled students from the islamic university of gaza. nine of the university's buildings were destroyed in early october. the israeli army said the university was being used as a training ground for hamas engineers. one disabled student who would have been graduating was able to get this message out to her professor here in the uk, who sent

tommy robinson, far right vigour here in the uk, he was down at the protest as well.ondon but the counter protesters really have been dwarfed in number by the number of marchers for a ceasefire. 0bviously, marchers for a ceasefire. obviously, the police are very keen to nip this in the bud because the last thing they wanted, of course, was a confrontation between the two sides and it could be incredibly violent. thanks so much for that graham, as well. as charlotte and graham were saying, amongst these 300,000 people who have been marching today, lots of different people, elderly people, people with their families. different groups as well. we're joined now by max who has been marching with thejewish block at the pro—palestine protest. how was your day been? you the pro-palestine protest. how was your day been?— your day been? you so much for havin: your day been? you so much for having me- _ your day been? you so much for having me. yeah, _ your day been? you so much for having me. yeah, i— your day been? you so much for having me. yeah, ithink- your day been? you so

i don't enjoy the idea that tommy robinson has now that he's got his x, his x twitter feed back has now which could be could be a call to the extreme right wing of our country to come down to the demonstration . demonstration. >> you see there's more to be said on these marches as i need to squeeze in a break. but i want to come back some of the things that have been going on in these marches have really caught my eye. i found them deeply, deeply disturbing. and i want to get stuck some of want to get stuck into some of that i'm tall constantly that because i'm tall constantly that because i'm tall constantly that these things are just peaceful merely peaceful people, that merely just ceasefire. i'll tell just want a ceasefire. i'll tell you i don't believe in you why i don't believe that. in a minutes, but i want a couple of minutes, but i want your thoughts on in a sec . news radio. well, hello there. >> welcome back, michelle drew, bristol 7:00 tonight kelvin mackenzie, former editor of the sun, and james schneider, co—founder of momentum and former advisor to jeremy corbyn, remain a

but it is also true to say that tommy robinson and his thugs were planning their their protest, theirbefore either the home secretary published her article. it's also true to say that the government of the day does have a responsibility to hold the police to account when there is a feeling amongst society that may be police is not being conducted in the way that they would like. and that's perfectly reasonable. now, normally that would and in fact, in my view, it should be done privately to chief constables. that's certainly how i reflect my concerns to my local chief constable, dan in somerset. whenever the community come to me with those . so look, i think, me with those. so look, i think, you know, i wouldn't have used that language farage the things on saturday were planned before she published her article, and it is reason able for the government of the day to share with the police concerns of the community is that we represent and the prime minister has said that he will continue to that i >> -- >> do you think we have emerged , >> do you think we have emerged, minister, from th

, for line against tommy robinson, for example, to hijack that. example, trying to hijack that.sponsibility, what responsibility, but what we're doing sunday at at doing on sunday at 3:00 at downing street is asking people not bring to not bring not to bring flags, to not bring placards bring themselves and placards to bring themselves and not maybe, and not masks not masks maybe, and not masks as well, and to be there together either to share the pain civilians, no matter pain of civilians, no matter what their background , what what their background, what their religion, and to say not just in israel, palestine, but even more importantly, in the uk. we can as very different people who might fundamentally disagree what should disagree about what should happen next. we can live together peacefully, and if we don't do that, then the hope of that ever happening israel that ever happening in israel palestine a real kind of palestine is it's a real kind of indication. palestine is it's a real kind of indicatia1. palestine is it's a real kind of indicatia real manifestation >> it's a

the leader of the english defence league, tommy robinson, he was also spotted leading supporters throughday yesterday, the met police was providing fairly frequent social media updates, describing the behaviour of those right—wing counter protesters is unacceptable, as aggressive and violent, before said that number of officers were verbally abused, physically abuse, and in some cases had things thrown at them as well. later in the day, thatis at them as well. later in the day, that is when we had that lengthy statement from assistant commissioner match twist. he said the extreme violence from the right—wing protesters towards the police was extraordinary and deeply concerning. he went on to say that many arrived early and were intoxicated, clearly looking for trouble, nine police officers were injured when they tried to deter a violent group from reaching the cenotaph —— cenotaph during the armistice day commemorations. the police did work hard on ensuring there was no direct confrontation between data pro—palestinian much, it is thought 300,000 people were there, and the counter protes

now where i think there could be a problem is that you may have seen that tommy robinson has now callingisk of violent disorder. yeah. but as i say, you know, you and i might agree and i'm sure we do, that we don't want to see these marches anyway because we look at them and we think they're anti—semitic. and we hear a shout for jihad think they're anti—semitic. and we hear a shout forjihad and think that's a call to arms. we hear the shout for from the river to the sea. and we think thatis river to the sea. and we think that is a call for an armed struggle to rid the that holy land of the israelis in in completion , we hear kiba or kiba completion, we hear kiba or kiba , and we know that relates back to a medieval battle between when the jews and the muslims. but sir mark rowley has been trying to redefine those very simple terms for the last two weeks. so he now says jihad is a struggle . it could be internal. struggle. it could be internal. he says is river to the sea is just like a peaceful expression of wanting land and khyber or khyben of wanting land and khyber or khyber. and i th

and we've now seen people like and far like tommy robinson and the far right are to be there to protectand he's the rmt, you head and say he's the rmt, you know, i mean, it's actually know, so, i mean, it's actually going to his stamp on it. so going to put his stamp on it. so that'll track the it'll that'll track the left. it'll track the a mob , the track the rent a mob, the professional protesters, the socialist worker boards will come out. i don't know where they hide these boards. i think it in a garage it must be in a in a garage somewhere in london because they'll come out and they'll start causing all start waving these causing all sorts mayhem. sorts of nonsense and mayhem. but i keep repeating but like i say, i keep repeating it just for one day. please, just give it a rest. >> they would say, we can't give it for one day because it a rest for one day because lives are being lost in gaza. they want israel to stop being suppued they want israel to stop being supplied arms and they supplied with arms and they want ceasefire. but as we're seeing from some of these pictures here,

of course, many accusations about two tiered policing, as sarah mentioned, how was dealt how tommy robinsonement met yesterday statement that met yesterday saying of the saying that some of the organisers didn't want him there. arrested him. well, there. so we arrested him. well, or palestinian protesters, or the palestinian protesters, did they want some of the nefarious elements at their protests? they protests? why weren't they removed? at the same time, there does have been a does seem to have been a different how the different approach in how the dean different approach in how the dealt robinson as how different approach in how the dealtdealt robinson as how different approach in how the dealtdealt with robinson as how different approach in how the dealtdealt with people nson as how different approach in how the dealtdealt with people say| as how different approach in how the dealtdealt with people say ,as how they dealt with people say, wearing balaclavas and chanting for hamas. this is, i think, quite a controversial split. >> hizb ut—tahrir had a flag, you know, on saturday. they ha

so he came over here to join a tommy robinson rally. oh, really? and we did try and ban him. him, but couldn't because he was an eu citizen at the time and we were still in the eu. curiously, be interesting to see if we could ban him now. so what? he stood manifesto. stood on a manifesto. >> interesting because he's >> it's interesting because he's on of front pages on a number of front pages today, on a number of front pages tod well, you can't miss him with >> well, you can't miss him with that hair. >> no, the press are >> no, exactly. the press are obviously very intrigued. that's right. well mean, right. well i mean, the manifesto stood on was very manifesto he stood on was very anti muslim. >> so. he's to ban >> so. so he's wanted to ban mosques in holland, ban the quran he's quran ban islamic schools. he's moving away from that now. he sees he's getting power . sees he's getting towards power. also wants holland to leave the eu , which doesn't go down eu, which doesn't go down awfully well brussels . awfully well in brussels. >> as tell you what's >> as i'll tell you w

them out and get them out of the marches as we saw in the pro—israel march last weekend, where tommy robinsonof thing could stir something up and all it needs is a little catalyst to potentially turn into more serious terrorist incident. >> yeah, tensions running very high indeed. phillip ingram, always your thoughts always good to get your thoughts . thanks indeed for . thanks very much indeed for joining morning. . thanks very much indeed for joining shouldforning. . thanks very much indeed for joining should we|ing. . thanks very much indeed for joining should we talk whether. >> now, should we talk whether. yes, this morning, because it is and we sort of laughed at we in this country, we're obsessed with which we are. with the weather, which we are. however, it gets this, however, when it gets like this, you've be concerned . you've got to be concerned. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> new yellow weather warnings have issued. snow and ice. have been issued. snow and ice. that's what the concern at that's what the concern is at the moment. freezing the moment. and freezing conditions are s

>> well, i think some of them are around are centred around tommy robinson, there.ter protests and now people on left , people saying this on the left, people saying this significantly to the left of me are like sadiq khan are all saying , oh, that's all a direct saying, oh, that's all a direct result suella words , which result of suella words, which is over she's over the top. but she's given them that opportunity. she's given . given them that oxygen. >> well, we've got some footage now. somebody protest now. somebody there in a protest who blood on his who sort of got blood on his face, his head. like face, on his head. he looks like maybe counter maybe one of the counter protesters do maybe one of the counter prot not rs do maybe one of the counter prot not rs i do maybe one of the counter prot not rs i was do maybe one of the counter prot not rs i was talking do maybe one of the counter prot not rs i was talking to you not think i was talking to norman baker? the point that i made that they are made to him was that they are not go in on the not going to go in

how do you feel about the far right agitators like katie hopkins and uh tommy robinson, being reinstated