London protests newest: Starmer says rally despatched ‘shiver’ by UK as Musk lashes out at name for sanctions | EUROtoday

Police are in search of a person who referred to as for Sir Keir Starmer to be assassinated whereas attending the Unite the Kingdom march over the weekend.

The demonstrator was chatting with former Tory councillor and conspiracy theorist William Coleshill in London in the course of the march.

In a video that’s circulating on-line, he’s heard saying: “Keir Starmer needs to be assassinated, someone needs to shoot Keir Starmer.”

Police say they’re conscious of the video however haven’t made any arrests but.

Sir Ed Davey is main requires tech billionaire Elon Musk to be sanctioned after calling for the “dissolution of Parliament” throughout a speech to demonstrators.

The Lib Dem chief introduced he has written to Keir Starmer, Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage “urging them to join me in condemning Elon Musk’s dangerous remarks inciting violence yesterday” and to think about sanctions towards the tech billionaire.

He added: “As leaders, we must stand together and make clear Musk will face serious consequences for these actions.”

In a speech to attendees of the weekend’s Tommy Robinson rally, Musk claimed a “dissolution of Parliament” is required and mentioned “massive uncontrolled migration” was contributing to the “destruction of Britain”.

He additionally informed the group that “violence is coming” and that “you either fight back or you die”.

Quickly after the speech, Sir Ed had issued a press release on social media saying British democracy is “too precious to be a plaything for foreign tech barons”.

Below we remind you of the size of the weekend’s protests, understood to be the most important right-wing demonstration in UK historical past.

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood warned that protesters who attacked and injured law enforcement officials would “face the full force of the law”.

“The right to peaceful protest is fundamental to this nation. I thank the police who worked hard to ensure much of today’s protest was peaceful,” Mahmood mentioned after the rally.

“Anyone taking part in criminal activity will face the full force of the law,” she mentioned.

The Met mentioned officers had been working to determine different individuals concerned within the dysfunction on Saturday, with a view to creating additional arrests “in the coming days and weeks”.

Twenty-four individuals have already been arrested for a variety of offences, together with affray, violent dysfunction, assault and felony injury, after each occasions started largely with out incident.