A protest at the Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf resulted in two arrests, according to the Metropolitan Police. Over 100 individuals demonstrated against recent anti-migrant activity, part of nationwide 'Defend Refugees, Stop the Far Right' events. Counter-protesters numbering around 100 were also present, expressing opposing sentiments. Police imposed conditions under the Public Order Act to manage the protests, responding proactively to prevent serious disorder. Arrests were made for throwing objects and non-compliance with face-covering rules.
At the protest at the Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf, two individuals were arrested - one for throwing a bottle at officers and another for not removing a face covering.
More than 100 people protested against recent anti-migrant demonstrations, as part of a series of events organized by Stand Up to Racism, Defend Refugees, and Stop the Far Right.
The Metropolitan Police implemented conditions for the protests to ensure public order, responding to both sides of the demonstration.
Around 100 counter-protesters also gathered, expressing anti-migrant sentiments, which was met with significant police presence aiming to prevent serious disorder.
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