London roars as thousands rally against Trump’s second state visit
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People hold up signs at a 'Trump Not Welcome' protest during the state visit of US President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump, in London, Britain, September 17, 2025. — Reuters
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London: Thousands of Donald Trump’s protesters landed on Central London on Wednesday, deciding to visit the UK from the United Kingdom on Wednesday.
London’s Metropolitan Police estimates that there were about 5,000 people in the protest, which ended in a rally in front of Parliament.
22 miles west of London (35 km) west, with the treatment of red carpet in Windsor Castle, protesters marched in the heart of the British capital all day for the journey.
“We think, about everything about Donald Trump.”
He added, “He is smelling of destruction and disorder all over the land … If Trump’s thoughts come to this society, what we are talking about is fascism in the UK.”
Left -wing lawmakers, including the new Green Party leader Jack Polanski, were among the people who addressed the crowd in Parliament Square, hosted by the famous comedian Nash Kumar at the rally.
“We are united here that it is not in our name,” Polansky said of Trump’s ruling center-left Labor government.
“This is the moment that challenges everything standing by Donald Trump. This is the moment to reject the politics of hatred and division.”
‘Hide’
Demonstrators received the first afternoon near the BBC’s headquarters, which held a row of banners, flags and marks, which covered everything from supporting the Palestinians to rejecting fascism.
Among a drum player, some protesters developed small versions of the giant temple balloon showing Trump wearing a napi, which was famous during his first visit to 2019.
In fact, a doctor from India came out with a play card: “Eliminate genocide. Stop Trump.”
The 32 -year -old said, “I just wanted to support Palestinian people, in fact, more than anything.”
A group called the Stop Trump Alliance organized a demonstration, which was patronized by a large coalition of organizations, including Amnesty International UK, Black Lifes Matters UK, Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and Greenpace.
The coalition questioned why Trump would spend so little time in London during the visit.
“Because he knows we are protesting against it,” the group said in a statement before March.
“Instead, he will hide and ride a tragic little car in Windsor with a parade that no one will see. This is due to the strength of our protest.”
Those coming to the Syrian rally repeatedly shouted: “Say it loudly, say it clearly: Donald Trump will not welcome here,” because different speakers upset against it.
Trump unpopular
London Metropolitan Police deployed more than 1,600 officers – including 500 from other forces – to ensure that the incident is approved without any incident.
A required anti -demonstration failed to submit, and there were no reports of error or arrests.
A lonely protesters surrounded by the police showed a symbol: “We love Trump”, the anti -Trump campaigners marched in his past, provoking Boz.
Trump is deeply unpopular in the UK, with a new polling on Wednesday that almost half of respondents believe it is wrong to invite him to another state.
According to the Yugov/Sky Survey, only a quarter believed that it would improve Britain’s relations.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who allowed Trump’s displaced Baby Bloamp during the first term of the US president, has been a permanent critic during a year -long conflict.
Khan wrote in The Guardian on Tuesday: “Trump and his Kotri have done the most work for fans in recent years, the flames of distinguished, right -wing politics worldwide.”
It is estimated that 1.5 million people attended the rally in London at the weekend, organized by remote activist Tommy Robinson, injuring 26 police officers in the clashes on the edge of the program.
In the article, Khan – the first Muslim mayor of a Western capital, when he was first elected in 2016 – Trump accused “eliminating minorities, illegally deporting US citizens, deploying the streets of diverse cities.”
He wrote, “These measures are not just contradicting Western values - they are directly out of the playbook of Autocrat.”
