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In Pictures: Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ March

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Photo by: Penelope Spencer-Simpson

On 16 May, Roar reported on Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march, outside Bush House, Strand Campus. Roar captured some of these moments.

‘Young Bob’, Online activist
March outside of Bush House
Participants in march
March down to Kingsway
Dougie Beattie, GB News
Participants in march
March banners
Union Jack & Israel Flags
GB News interview
Participant in march
Participants in march
‘Unite the Kingdom’ Flag
Culmination of flags
Police present at march
Participant in march
March outside Bush House
Participants in march
Participants in march
Bush House
Bystanders
Culmination of flags
St George’s flag
Participants in march
Union jack flags
Unite the Kingdom Protest
Culmination of flags

Pink ladies & Union jack flags
Participants in march
Participants in march
Flags outside Bush House
Flags outside Bush House
Participants in march

Participants in march
Participants in march

March outside Bush House
Participants in march
Participants in march

Participant in march
Participant in march
Participants in march

Participant playing football
Flags outside of Bush House
Participants in march

Iranian flag
Participant running in Strand Underpass
Tommy Robinson supervisor

Photos courtesy of Penelope Spencer-Simpson.

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