Met make first arrests as they deploy armoured cars, horses, dogs and drones in £4.5m operation to police Unite The Kingdom and pro-Palestinian rival demos

Police estimate some 50,000 people will attend the Unite the Kingdom rally, which will end at Parliament Square, with a further 30,000 expected to join the annual pro-Palestine 'Nakba Day' rally.

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May 16, 2026 - 12:35
Met make first arrests as they deploy armoured cars, horses, dogs and drones in £4.5m operation to police Unite The Kingdom and pro-Palestinian rival demos
Police estimate some 50,000 people will attend the Unite the Kingdom rally, which will end at Parliament Square, with a further 30,000 expected to join the annual pro-Palestine 'Nakba Day' rally.
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