DEVELOPING: Police Injured in Violent Clashes at Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom Rally in London

BREAKING: Dozens of Police Injured in Clashes at Tommy Robinson Rally At least 26 Metropolitan Police officers have been injured, with four seriously hurt, during violent clashes at a rally organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson in central London. The Unite the Kingdom rally saw up to 150,000 people march through the city. Tensions flared as protesters threw bottles and other projectiles at police, prompting a huge policing operation involving over 1,500 officers. Twenty-four people have been arrested so far for various offenses. The Met Police described the violence as "wholly unacceptable" and said officers had "policed without fear or favour." Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist acknowledged the challenging nature of the event. A counter-protest organized by Stand Up To Racism drew around 5,000 people. Tech billionaire Elon Musk addressed protesters via videolink on Whitehall. This is a developing story with ongoing updates expected as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*