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trafalgar square is full of his supporters, they are calling it a festival of britannia, but they havegard as somewhat racist in some ways, and they are waving english flags and unionjack flags. to be fair, there are very few people of colour in that crowd. but they would say that they are a legitimate protest movement led by tommy robinson, with the real name stephen yaxley lennon, in court on monday fighting a continued libel case he is involved with, very controversial figure. what is interesting about this is the possibility that has been swelled perhaps by the outcome of the election campaign. wide? because tommy robinson himself asked people in the crowd who they voted for, asking if they voted labour, people said no. he asked if people voted conservative, people booed at one point, and then he asked if anybody had voted reform uk. everybody cheered. is this a group of reform voters? possibly? but he said he had also invited the leader of reform nigel farage to come here and was told he could not make it. perhaps a new sort of protest movements, a bigger sort of protest movement

day before , several thousand english nationalists marched from the royal courts of justice to trafalgar square, protesting against the authorities' migration policies. nearby, libarist supporters, led by the former party leader, launched an anti-racism campaign. to maintain about a thousand police officers were mobilized in the british capital to ensure law and order. as a result of the action... belarusian trade today celebrates its centenary . the president sent congratulations to industry workers on their professional holiday. today , more than 600,000 people work in this area; these people solve the most important socio-economic problem and ensure the efficient operation of the consumer market. the range of goods on store shelves, availability and quality of services depend on their professionalism and competence. trade occupies one of the main places in terms of contribution to the economy. in the countries in which gdp is formed, the industries are second only to industry; our trade is celebrating its centenary anniversary with positive results; in the first half of the year, retail trad

also, an event took place at the weekend in trafalgar square. it was labelled far and wide by the press as being a far right protest. well, i attended and i've got to tell you, that's completely at odds with what i saw. i am sick and tired of average british people being labelled and smeared as far right. we'll cover that tonight . right. we'll cover that tonight. all that and more. but first, the 6:00 news headlines . the 6:00 news headlines. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well first let's bnng evening to you. well first let's bring you more on that breaking news from southport, where a 17 year old boy has now been arrested in connection with several stabbings in what's understood to be a children's houday understood to be a children's holiday club. at least eight people, including children, were stabbed during what witnesses have described as something out of a horror movie. one witness reported seeing 7 to 10 children with stab wounds outside the building. a large police cordon is now in place . victims have is now in place.

posting on trafalgar square.said it would be the biggest patriotic rally the uk has ever seen. protests by stand up has ever seen. protests by stand up to racism and jeremy corbyn's peace and justice project are also being held tonight. police are using powers under the pubuc are using powers under the public order act to keep the opposing groups apart. the number of migrants who've illegally crossed the english channel this year has now passed 16,000 people. around 350 were intercepted today, 80 of them rescued from a sinking inflatable. a french border vessel had been escorting the overcrowded boat into uk waters when it began rapidly deflating. it comes as the new labour government's vowing to smash the smuggling gangs and is setting up a border security command to tackle the crisis . olympic news tackle the crisis. olympic news and cyclist anna henderson has won silver for team gb on the streets of paris in the women's individual time trial on the first official day of the paris games. but there was disappoin

night when we were in berlin, i was expecting that it could be that i would be right now in trafalgar squarey different narrative about gareth southgate. and henry, you'd have been just down the road in downing street, where, presumably, the victorious england squad would have just been in to see, like, superfan prime minister keir starmer. that was the plan, i believe. and i suspect he would have been sir gareth southgate in fairly short order. i wonder if he still will be, by the way, although there's an interesting question about gareth southgate�*s future, isn't there? because he was only very briefly — and fairly unsuccessfully — a club managerfor middlesbrough quite a long time ago now, and i wonder — you know, john might know — whether he'll want to try his hand at club management. if he does, especially if it's in the premier league, he instantly will become a more divisive figure, because club rivalries in this country run very deep. yeah, i think that's the plan, adam. i think club management, i think he would like to have another crack. i think he believes he's a much better footb

where i was must be right now i would be here in trafalgar square when we would be witnessing a very,gareth southgate. _ starmer. and i suppose he would be sir gareth southgate. i wonder - starmer. and i suppose he would be sir gareth southgate. i wonder if. starmer. and i suppose he would be sir gareth southgate. i wonder if he| sir gareth southgate. i wonder if he still will_ sir gareth southgate. i wonder if he still will be — sir gareth southgate. i wonder if he still will be. it was very brief and very unsuccessfully a manager —— he was _ very unsuccessfully a manager —— he was. john _ very unsuccessfully a manager —— he was. john might know whether he'll want to— was. john might know whether he'll want to try— was. john might know whether he'll want to try his hand of club management. he instantly will be home a _ management. he instantly will be home a more divisive figure, because club rivalries — home a more divisive figure, because club rivalries in this country run very— club rivalries in this country run very deeo _ club rivalries in this country run very deeo i _ club riv

people crowd the streets from hyde park to trafalgar square to greet the marchers.in vinkor is in direct communication with us from the lpr. evgeniy, hello, a lot of news came over this weekend about the unique operations of our army, that through the tunnel again we disabled several oporniks and took a populated area, we see footage of objective control, as two echelons were destroyed this weekend with nato technology, is there progress? yes, i'll start. now the ministry of defense from spornoye has announced that the populated area has been liberated point, yes, indeed, you know, this settlement - practically, well, probably, they could not liberate for more than a year, and this was done by the guys from the second army corps, there - they liberated it, which gives precisely in the controversial direction, which means - very from there it will be convenient to adjust artillery to the populated area of ​​seversk, seversk is a populated area that is such a logistics terminal. it will be convenient to view the enemy, also the controversial was a very well fortified

danny mills, that bring a tear to the eye, because we should have been seeing those, perhaps at trafalgar squareery insistent here. don't blame the gaffer. blame the boys on the pitch . pitch. >> everybody's accountable for this, you know , gareth seems to this, you know, gareth seems to be carrying the can for all this, but realistically, can all those players come out and say they performed to the best of their ability? there are few in there. jordan pickford i thought had a decent tournament. john stones, mark gay i thought was very, very good. luke shaw did well when he came in, but a lot of those players did not perform to their maximum potential . and to their maximum potential. and that's not just on the manager. on the manager, players have to hold themselves accountable. they have to take some responsibility for that. i think we heard that from phil foden after three games of the tournament. gareth has asked him tournament. gareth has asked him to play maybe a slightly different way and they weren't able to fulfil that. so look , able to fulfil that. so look, whoever the next england ma

or if you're watching this, tomorrow, saturday, there was obviously this big march in trafalgar squared this film that he's made, which is all about, this court case that he was involved in, and he was ordered by the court to not not show it. so he has broken that. he's broken the law. he's broken that injunction . injunction. >> well, it's a court order. >> well, it's a court order. >> it was a court order. yeah. very explicit as well, today i did something that i wish i hadnt did something that i wish i hadn't done. i did some work, and i actually looked into this and i actually looked into this a little bit more and watched some videos and read some things and whatever it it seems like . and whatever it it seems like. and i hesitate to say this because i, i don't want to get a bunch of tommy robinson fans, messaging me because i'm already spending most of my time dealing with all the far left cranks and the islamists who hate me. but it does seem like he's wrong. he did break the law by showing this video , and but the police this video, and but the police are saying they haven't ac

like traffic plans for removing, cars entirely from like, well, they've sort of done it around trafalgar squareyou know, it would be possible, but it very rarely works. it really becomes that kind of barcelona vibe . does it kind of barcelona vibe. does it in london. you know, when you get rid of cars instead, what you just get is a load of vagrants and pigeons milling about. >> we've got some of the safest roads in europe. we've got some of the best tech in our cars these days. you would imagine cars will get quicker. yeah. they're not. there was no episode of tomorrow's world where they did like four miles an hour. no. why are we going this way? >> well, it's entirely hostility, isn't it? they're making it a hostile environment. idiocracy. we are at the half way point . in two minutes time, way point. in two minutes time, we move on to musk's migration. the of day and latest on slope gate. we will see in and welcome back to headliners next train to big news from california in the independent . california in the independent. elon musk has been tested beyond endurance. yes. >> we've just had bi

also, an event took place at the weekend in trafalgar square.with what i saw. i am sick and tired of average british people being labelled and smeared as far right. we'll cover that tonight . right. we'll cover that tonight. all that and more. but first, the 6:00 news headlines . the 6:00 news headlines. >>

weaving their way through the streets from the royal courts of justice to trafalgar square. biggest patriotic rally the uk has ever seen. protests by stand up has ever seen. protests by stand up to racism and jeremy corbyn's peace and justice project are also being held. police are using powers under the public order act to keep the opposing groups apart . order act to keep the opposing groups apart. team gb has secured its first medal of the paris olympics with yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen taking bronze in the synchronised three metre springboard diving event. china claimed gold and the us took silver. the result places great britain equal fourth with kazakhstan on the medals table. the pm has congratulated the divers for their efforts. sir keir starmer is in paris, where he's also been speaking to british athletes, wishing them luck as they prepare for their respective events. last night he attended the opening ceremony and posted a video on social media telling those competing that the whole country is behind them . eurostar passengers hoping them. eurostar passe