Massive Police Presence in London: Champions League Final and Multiple Protests

More than 2,000 police officers were deployed in London on Saturday for the Champions League final and multiple protests. Borussia Dortmund played Real Madrid at Wembley, and Tommy Robinson's far-right rally led to thirteen arrests. Concurrently, disruptions were noted on public transport due to various events, including rehearsals for Trooping the Colour and a football festival.

On Saturday, more than 2,000 police officers were on duty in London for the Champions League final and several protests, including a far-right rally led by Tommy Robinson and a counter-demonstration by Stand Up To Racism.

Borussia Dortmund faced Real Madrid at Wembley Stadium, and Robinson's protest drew numerous participants, some with known links to football violence, rallying from Victoria to Parliament Square.

Thirteen arrests were made related to these events.

Concurrently, a Youth Demand protest sought action against the Gaza conflict by attempting to block roads.

Additionally, disruptions were noted on public transport due to the final and concurrent events, including rehearsals for Trooping the Colour, a military display on 15 June.

London continued to host a four-day football festival, causing road closures and changes to bus routes.