The Metropolitan Police has called in hundreds of reinforcement officers from across the UK and is seeking to reassure Muslim Londoners ahead of Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” protest. Thousands of people are expected at the far-right activist’s “free speech” rally on Saturday, while Stand Up To Racism UK has organised a counter-demonstration expected to attract a similar number. The Met will also deal with policing several high-profile football matches, including derbies between West Ham and Tottenham and Brentford and Chelsea, while Arsenal, Crystal Palace and Fulham all play fixtures at home. More than 1,600 officers will be deployed as part of the overall public order…
Author: Scott Willams
In the fractious landscape of American conservatism, few figures embodied the raw energy of grassroots mobilization quite like Charlie Kirk. By the time the 31-year-old activist and media mogul embarked on what would become his final campus speaking tour, he had transformed Turning Point USA from a fledgling nonprofit into a juggernaut with over 250,000 members. Founded in 2012 when Kirk was just 18, the organization became a linchpin in conservative political organizing, spearheading get-out-the-vote campaigns that influenced elections from school boards to Congress, securing tens of millions in funding from high-profile donors, and building a media empire that amplified…
London – In a resounding vote of confidence in President Donald Trump’s pro-business agenda, major U.S. financial giants are pouring billions into the UK economy just ahead of his high-profile state visit next week. The announcements, totaling £1.25 billion in immediate investments, underscore the enduring strength of the transatlantic alliance under Trump’s leadership, signaling a new era of economic prosperity free from the regulatory shackles that plagued previous administrations. Stock Widget Citi Group C +1.85% ▲ led the charge today, confirming a substantial £1.1 billion investment across its UK operations. This move will bolster the bank’s presence in London’s financial…