Letter to the Morning Star published 27/9/25 THE Star’s front page reporting on the Unite the Kingdom rally under the headline of ‘Rampage’ does a disservice to your esteemed paper (M Star September 15). For it is a ludicrous misrepresentation of the day. If “thousands of far-right demonstrators” “went on a rampage” as this article claimed, then … Continue reading Letters about the ‘Unite the Kingdom, Freedom of Speech’ March on 13th September
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The significance of the “Unite the Kingdom” rally
Eamon Dyas I recently watched a video on YouTube made by someone who attended the “Unite the Kingdom” rally on Saturday, 13 September. He claimed he attended not because he supported the cause but because he was curious about the people who were attending. His video was shot from within parts of the rally and … Continue reading The significance of the “Unite the Kingdom” rally
A Freedom of Speech Rally
Catherine Dunlop Public debate over immigration and freedom of expression has become one of the most divisive issues in British politics. For many, the question is no longer just about border policy but about who gets to speak, what can be said, and who is silenced. Against this backdrop, the Unite the Kingdom Freedom of … Continue reading A Freedom of Speech Rally
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