SPECIAL REPORT: What really happened at Tommy Robinson's rally
Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom march was supposed to be in the name of free speech. Around 150,000 people attended the protest in central London this weekend. The far right activist said he wanted it to be a family event with no violence or alcohol. Andy and the Crime Agents team went down to find out for…
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