Keir Starmer announces block on far-right activists for unite the kingdom rally

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Monday that his government would prevent far-right activists from traveling to Britain for an upcoming rally. The move targets the Unite the Kingdom event scheduled for May 16. Tommy Robinson, the rally organizer, responded by accusing Starmer of hypocrisy.

Starmer made the announcement during a speech to the Labour Party. He stated that authorities would block far-right agitators from entering the country to attend the rally. The prime minister described the effort as part of a broader battle against grievance politics.

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