What do London demonstrators want?
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London demonstrators at the 'Unite the Kingdom' rally demand stricter immigration controls, an end to illegal migration, defense of British culture, and greater freedom of speech. Many also call for political change and express concerns about national identity. Counter-protesters advocate against racism and support welcoming refugees.
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