Who are the far-right agitators' banned from the UK for Tommy Robinson's march?

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"Seven individuals, described as "far-right agitators", have been blocked from entering the UK by the government ahead of a Tommy Robinson-led Unite the Kingdom rally in central London this Saturday. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood utilised her powers to cancel their entry permission, deeming their presence not "conducive to the public good". Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, speaking on Monday, affirmed that ministers "will not allow people to come to the UK, threaten our communities and spread hate on our streets"."

"The decision has led to several right-wing personalities, slated to speak at the event, having their electronic travel authorisations (ETAs) cancelled before the weekend. Valentina Gomez Anti-Islam influencer Valentina Gomez was excluded last month after a backlash from MPs and campaign groups. The US-based personality who gained notoriety through stunts including burning a copy of the Koran threatened to defy the ban and travel by small boat while suggesting Donald Trump's White House would intervene if the authorities try to arrest her."

The Independent describes its reporting focus on major political and social issues and emphasizes separating facts from messaging. It states that donations fund journalists who speak to multiple sides and that reporting is accessible without paywalls. The UK government used Home Secretary powers to cancel entry permissions for seven individuals described as far-right agitators ahead of a Unite the Kingdom rally led by Tommy Robinson in central London. The Home Secretary said their presence was not conducive to the public good. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said ministers would not allow people to come to the UK to threaten communities or spread hate. Several right-wing personalities had their electronic travel authorisations cancelled, and Valentina Gomez was excluded after backlash, with threats to defy the ban.

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