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Lancashire Evening Post

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October 29, 2025

How divided this country is. How perceptions are utterly contradictory. A recent Banksy cartoon on the wall of the Royal Courts of Justice showed a judge using his gavel to pound a protester who holds up a placard to protect themselves.

- Jeremy Hall

One view is that the protester was "right-wing... with legitimate concerns.

An example of right-wing UK activity was the "Unite the Kingdom" march (September 13) which involved up to 150,000 people.

It was later claimed by those on the march that there had been 26 arrests-eight were marchers and 18 were the counter-demonstrators.

The police stated that 23 out of the 24 that they arrested were marchers and only one was a counter-demonstrator.

The police are still looking for 10 other marchers they wish to interview about criminal activity.

Some 26 police were injured during the march - three critically. Who to believe?

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