Chaos Unleashed: Anti-Immigrant Protest Turns Violent in Britain

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has firmly condemned the violent acts that took place during an anti-immigrant protest organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson. The protest, dubbed 'Unite the Kingdom,' saw chaos erupt as violence broke out, resulting in injuries to 26 police officers and 24 arrests.

The protest, bolstered by a remote address from tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, descended into disorder in central London. Met Police Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist described the violence as "wholly unacceptable," confirming serious injuries among officers and an ongoing investigation into the disorderly conduct.

Amid a backdrop of Union Jacks and speeches against immigration, a smaller counter-protest awaited nearby. Concerns are mounting over rising divisions within society, as UK ministers commit to taking action against such violent unrest. The British government continues to navigate contentious immigration issues, exacerbated by ongoing accommodation challenges for asylum seekers.

(With inputs from agencies.)