An adviser to Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK’s Reform Party, has said that Britain would have been better off if it had remained neutral during World War II, rather than fighting against Nazi Germany.

Thousands of anti-racism protesters held a rally in the city of London, slamming a rise in Islamophobia in the UK, while, concurrently, supporters of far-right activist Tommy Robinson were holding a separate rally.

In one of Britain's most multicultural cities and penned in by a fence and security, an anti-racism protest has taken place outside the venue of the annual conference of Reform UK, a right-wing, anti-immigrant, Islamophobic political party, which the protesters maintain is a threat.

Many voters in the UK general elections are planning to vote for candidates prioritizing ending Britain’s support for the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza at the core of their foreign policy.