Hundreds of thousands march in London against the far right
Hundreds of thousands of people participated in what organizers called the largest anti-far-right demonstration in British history, marching through central London on Saturday. The Together Alliance march was backed by about 500 groups including trade unions and antiracism campaigners. Organizers claimed 500,000 participants while London's Metropolitan Police estimated approximately 50,000.
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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 2 bias groups.
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Al Jazeera
Hundreds of thousands march through London in stand against the far right
anti-racism solidarity movement
Reuters
Protesters march in London to oppose the rise of political right - reuters.com
political opposition demonstration
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- Al Jazeera+3.3 h
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“Hundreds of thousands march through London in stand against the far right”
“Protesters march in London to oppose the rise of political right - reuters.com”
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Half a million people took part in the march
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