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Thousands of protesters take to the streets of London as the English Defence League, Black Lives Matter and Anti-Tory supporters hold rallies on the SAME DAY
EDL supporters held speeches and chanted during rally at Hyde Park and were met by anti-fascist protestors
Anti-Tory marchers called for Theresa May's Government to be toppled and backed Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
Campaigners said they were forced to organise 'emergency demonstration' on London's streets after the Brexit vote
By Alex Matthews For Mailonline
Thousands of protesters marched on central London as the English Defence League, Black Lives Matter and Anti-Tory supporters held rallies on the same day.
There was a sea of people chanting and holding placards as they made their way through Piccadilly Circus, Marble Arch and Hyde Park today as over 10,000 people made their voices heard.
While campaigners for anti-austerity and anti-fascism turned up in their droves, far-right supporters of the English Defence League (EDL) could only muster a group of around 70 for their march.
English Defence League supporters are given a guard by the Metropolitan Police as they march through central London today
Anti-fascism supporters held placards and called EDL supporters 'Nazis' as they met them at Hyde Park Corner this afternoon
Thousands of people marched through central London in protest of the Tory Government and in support of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
EDL supporters wave anti-Islamic placards and flags calling for a ban on mosques and exclaiming that England is under attack from a 'rape jihad'
Muslim women wearing veils walk past EDL supporters as they stage their rally from Marble Arch into Hyde Park this afternoon
The event, which was advertised on the group's Facebook and Twitter pages, drew people draped in England flags, wearing masks and custom made EDL t-shirts.
As they marched through London's popular tourist destinations they chanted 'no surrender' to terrorist groups and repeatedly barked the rallying cry of 'E-E-EDL.'
After reaching Hyde Park a number of speakers addressed the crowd about their fears regarding Islam, as well as discussing the group's opinion on immigration.
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Supporters also called for new Prime Minister Theresa May to be given the time to execute a Brexit.
It was then suggested that the group walk to the French Embassy and pay respects to the 84 victims of the Bastille Day massacre on Thursday.
Impassioned anti-fascism campaigners were seen chanting 'refugees are welcome here' and labelling EDL supporters 'Nazis' by the Marble Arch monument - but thankfully violence did not flare up.
EDL supporters were seen wearing custom-made shirts during their rally as well as chanting slogans and waving flags
Anti-austerity supporters march holding placards promoting the Black Lives Matter campaign and protesting against prejudice
The anti-austerity march attracted around 10,000 people to the streets of central London where supporters where seen walking with placards campaigning for Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
Anti-austerity campaigners hold placards as they march together past Desigual in Regents Street, the group gathered after an 'emergency' rally was organised because of the Brexit vote
Anti-Tory party campaigners hold up placards calling party members 'elitist criminals' and calling others to fight against their policies
Mass crowds of Pro-Jeremy Corbyn campaigners marched through Oxford Street as they campaigned against the Conservative Party with placards featuring the face of new Prime Minister Theresa May saying 'Fight the Tories' and others saying 'The Tories are elitist criminals'.
The demonstrators said they were marching as part of an 'emergency demonstration' that was organised due to Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
Campaigners wanted to show the world that refugees were welcome in Britain.
Anti-fascist campaigners hold up 'Black Lives Matter' placards as they meet EDL supporters at Hyde Park Corner this afternoon
An EDL supporter holds up a placard with the group's aims as he campaigns near Marble Arch in central London, this afternoon
As well as England flags emblazoned with slogans, EDL campaigners also waved flags representing where they were from - including this flag showing the county of Essex's crest
Anti-fascist campaigners gathered at Hyde Park where they chanted that refugees were welcome and called EDL groups 'Nazis'
An EDL supporter wears a custom-made hoody while another draped in an England flag holds up a placard bearing the group's aims
Anti-austerity campaigners march together with placards calling for people to 'Defy Tory Rule' and welcoming refugees to Britain
Organiser Steve Sweeney, 42, told the Evening Standard: 'The message is very clear, that people are rejecting the Tories' austerity policies.
'Communities are suffering as a result of them and the one way to end that is to get rid of the Tories.'
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EDL, Black Lives Matter and Anti-Tory supporters hold rallies in London on the SAME DAY