Unite the Kingdom" Rally London London witnessed an extraordinary and historic event: the "Unite the Kingdom" rally, led by activist Tommy Robinson . The sheer scale of the turnout was a powerful testament to the passion and determination of ordinary people from all corners of the UK who felt compelled to make their voices heard. Reports from the Metropolitan Police estimate that between 110,000 and 150,000 people filled the streets of central London. This incredible number, one of the largest nationalist gatherings in decades, speaks volumes. It shows that a significant portion of the British public is deeply concerned about the direction of the country and is no longer willing to remain silent. The atmosphere was one of palpable patriotism and shared purpose. A sea of Union Jack and St. George's Cross flags waved proudly, and chants of "We want our country back" echoed through the capital. People travelled from all over, from Yorkshire to the Isle of...

On Saturday, September 13, 2025, a series of rallies under the banner " Australia Unites Against Government Corruption " are scheduled to take place simultaneously across several major Australian cities.   The organizers have stated the primary aim of these gatherings is to protest against perceived government corruption. The rallies are slated to commence at 12:00 PM in each location.  Details regarding the specific gathering points for each city have been circulated by the event's organizers. These locations include: Brisbane : Botanic Gardens on Alice St Melbourne : Parliament House Adelaide : Rundle Park Perth : Supreme Court Gardens Darwin : Civic Park Cairns : Freedom Park -Nth of Muddy Cafe Sydney : Hyde Park The "Australia Unites" movement has indicated that these rallies are intended to provide a platform for citizens to express their concerns regarding governance and to advocate for greater transparency and accountability from the government. ...

Cartoon image: Jacinta Price no Apology to Indian community Photo: Gemini The Liberal Party's Migration Maelstrom: Price Refuses to Back Down In a political standoff that has now captivated the nation for over a week, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has doubled down on her controversial stance, refusing to apologize for her comments about Indian migrants and, in a deeply provocative move, declining to publicly support Opposition Leader Sussan Ley . 1 The dispute, which has exposed deep ideological fractures within the Liberal Party , shows no signs of abating.