Thousands of anti-racism protesters demonstrate outside Reform UK headquarters

Organisers said the turnout of about 5,000 people showed the depth of support for refugees and other minority groups targeted in recent disorder

A Stand up to Racism protest in central London (Jacob Freedland/PA)

Thousands of anti-racism protesters have gathered outside Reform UK’s headquarters with some accusing party leader Nigel Farage of spreading “dangerous rhetoric”.

Demonstrators joined Stand up to Racism’s gathering which met outside the party’s headquarters in Victoria, central London, chanting in support of refugees before marching through Whitehall and towards Trafalgar Square to listen to speeches from activists.