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More than 100,000 attend far-right protest against UK migration policy

A far-right demonstration in the United Kingdom drew more than 100,000 people in opposition to migration policy. The report indicates a major public-order and political confrontation.

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The scale of the protest could increase social tensions and create risks of unrest around migration policy.

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