The Metropolitan Police is seeking assistance from the public in locating 11 individuals associated with disturbances near Whitehall that occurred after Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally in London over the weekend.
Authorities are interested in speaking with these individuals regarding various offenses related to public disorder and assaults on emergency services, as stated in a recent press release. Photos of the suspects have been made available to aid in their identification.
Detective Chief Inspector Natalie Norris, leading the Met’s Public Order Crime Team, emphasized the ongoing nature of their investigation post the event. She mentioned the extensive review of CCTV footage and evidence to identify those engaged in criminal activities, urging the public’s cooperation in locating the individuals in question.
To assist in the identification process, the Met is encouraging anyone with relevant information or footage to contact them at 101 referencing CAD 4624/15SEP25 or via Twitter @MetCC. Confidential tips can be shared with Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
An estimated 110,000 to 150,000 individuals participated in Saturday’s demonstration organized by far-right figure Tommy Robinson, with counter-protests also taking place.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer criticized the rally, denouncing it as “plastic patriotism” and expressing concerns about its impact on communities. Starmer also associated the event with Reform UK, highlighting his commitment to combating division and chaos.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage condemned the violence against law enforcement at a press briefing, underscoring the rally attendees as generally concerned citizens. However, he noted the unfortunate incidents of violence that resulted in injuries to 26 officers on Saturday, with 24 individuals arrested for various offenses, including affray and assault. Eight of the arrested persons have been formally charged, while the rest are being investigated further.
The Metropolitan Police released a list of the eight individuals charged following the rally, as detailed in their recent press release.