Police say 11 people arrested 'for a variety of offences' The Met said it has arrested 11 people “for a variety of offences” so far. It did not specify how many arrests were linked to the Unite the Kingdom event and the pro-Palestine march. Police said earlier today two men were arrested near Euston station on suspicion of grievous bodily harm following an incident in Birmingham where a man was run over. They arrived in London to attend the United the Kingdom protest. Organisers of the pro-Palestine Nakba Day rally estimated at least a quarter of a million people have attended, making it “10 times bigger” than the Unite the Kingdom demonstration, they said. Numbers for the Tommy Robinson march appear to be significantly down on his last show of strength in September, according to early police estimates. The Metropolitan police believe that 60,000 attended the far right Unite the Kingdom march. It is markedly down on the 150,000 the Met estimated at the same protest in September. A total of 31 arrests have been made at the Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day protests in London as of about 4.30pm on Saturday, police said. Nick Tenconi, the head of Nigel Farage’s former party Ukip, was spotted at the far-right march. Tenconi has said he wants to use the military to “round up and deport the Islamists, illegals and the communists”. The Nakba protest has concluded and all participants have left the area, the Metropolitan Police said. The force added Parliament Square and Whitehall are now largely clear of protesters, but the road will remain at least partially closed while the infrastructure is removed. Numbers for the Tommy Robinson march appear to be significantly down on his last show of strength in September, according to early police estimates. The Metropolitan