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The Metropolitan Police is deploying around 4,000 officers for a policing operation described as "unprecedented in recent years," costing £4.5 million, including £1.7 million to bring in 660 officers from forces across England and Wales.

The Metropolitan Police is deploying around 4,000 officers for a policing operation described as "unprecedented in recent years," costing £4.5 million, including £1.7 million to bring in 660 officers from forces across England and Wales.

Armoured vehicles, helicopters, drones, mounted police and dog units will be deployed across London, with riot gear required for all officers. Strict route and timing conditions have been imposed on both the Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day marches.

Armoured vehicles, helicopters, drones, mounted police and dog units will be deployed across London, with riot gear required for all officers. Strict route and timing conditions have been imposed on both the Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day marches.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman cited a raised terrorism threat level, a recent terrorist attack and arson attacks targeting Jewish Londoners as factors requiring what he called "the most assertive grip" on crowd movement this weekend.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman cited a raised terrorism threat level, a recent terrorist attack and arson attacks targeting Jewish Londoners as factors requiring what he called "the most assertive grip" on crowd movement this weekend.

Live facial recognition technology will be used for the first time in a protest policing operation, deployed in Camden to identify wanted suspects among those attending the Unite the Kingdom march, though not along march routes or rally points.

Live facial recognition technology will be used for the first time in a protest policing operation, deployed in Camden to identify wanted suspects among those attending the Unite the Kingdom march, though not along march routes or rally points.

The Home Office banned 11 foreign nationals from entering the UK to attend the Unite the Kingdom march, including US-based influencer Valentina Gomez and American commentator Joey Mannarino, who previously attended a Britain First rally.

The Home Office banned 11 foreign nationals from entering the UK to attend the Unite the Kingdom march, including US-based influencer Valentina Gomez and American commentator Joey Mannarino, who previously attended a Britain First rally.

Organisers and speakers at both rallies face prosecution for the first time under official protest restrictions if they platform unlawful extremism or hate speech. Crown Prosecution Service lawyers will advise officers in real time on potential charges.

Organisers and speakers at both rallies face prosecution for the first time under official protest restrictions if they platform unlawful extremism or hate speech. Crown Prosecution Service lawyers will advise officers in real time on potential charges.

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