anti-immigration rally that violence is coming to Britain and they must fight or die. But the UK government resisted opposition calls to sanction Musk for the remarks. Starmer denounced violence on the fringes of Saturday’s 100,000 or more-strong “Unite the Kingdom” demonstration in London organised by far-right campaigner Tommy Robinson. Police said 26 officers were injured, four seriously, as a minority among the protesters tried to breach lines separating them from a smaller anti-racist counter-demonstration. There were 25 people arrested at the event and the Metropolitan Police said more arrests would follow. Addressing the demonstration by video link, Musk called for the dissolution of Parliament and an early election to remove Starmer’s centre-left government. He told protesters “violence is coming to you” and “you either fight back or you die.” Starmer’s spokesman, Dave Pares, said he didn’t think “the British public will have any truck with that kind of language. “The UK is a fair, tolerant and decent country, so the last thing that British people want is dangerous and inflammatory language which threatens violence and intimidation on our streets,” he said. (Jamaica Gleaner)