Video: Massive Crowds Turn Out for London Rally Following Death of Charlie Kirk With Some Estimates Hitting 1 Million
A large rally took place in London,initially organized by conservative activist Tommy Robinson to address immigration and free speech rights in the UK. Though, the event gained notable momentum following the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, expanding its focus to include political violence. Reports indicate the crowd size reached over 100,000 according to Reuters, with some social media posts claiming up to one million participants. Attendees gathered to honor Kirk, chanting his name and showing support for British nationalism and opposition to mass immigration. Notable figures such as Steve Bannon and Jordan Peterson where expected to speak. Charlie Kirk was tragically killed at a Turning Point event in Utah, and the suspected assassin, Tyler Robinson, is in custody. Former President Donald Trump announced Kirk would be posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
A London rally originally organized to focus on immigration and free speech rights in the United Kingdom has reportedly drawn massive crowds, with many honoring Charlie Kirk in the wake of his assassination this week.
The Saturday gathering was organized by conservative activist Tommy Robinson and was initially billed as a “Unite the Kingdom” rally, according to Reuters.
Yet after the assassination of Turning Point USA’s co-founder on Wednesday, the numbers have swelled, while the focus has expanded to include the issue of political violence.
Reuters claimed over 100,000 people have already shown up. Several posts on the social media platform X, however, include photos that suggest the number is closer to one million.
“BREAKING: Over a million British patriots are gathering in London to mourn Charlie Kirk, in favor of British nationalism and against mass third world migration,” journalist Eric Daugherty wrote on X. “Absolutely stunning. The movement is alive and well. History is being made.”
🚨 BREAKING: Over a million British patriots are gathering in London to mourn Charlie Kirk, in favor of British nationalism and against mass third world migration. Absolutely stunning. The movement is alive and well. History is being made. 🇬🇧🇺🇸pic.twitter.com/Ut1zrjcHCI
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 13, 2025
One user posted that politicians around the world and “free speech champions will join the rally.”
🚨BREAKING: Over 1 million British citizens expected to flood London tomorrow for ‘the biggest free speech festival’.
Politicians from across the global and free speech champions will join the rally.
A special tribute will be held to honour Charlie Kirk. 🕊️ pic.twitter.com/tteycqRGLQ
— The British Patriot (@TheBritLad) September 12, 2025
Another account posted a video of supporters waving British flags and holding up a photo of Kirk while chanting his name.
“JUST NOW: A historical ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally is taking place in London,” it read. “Protesters were seen chanting ‘CHARLIE! CHARLIE! CHARLIE!’ in honor of Charlie Kirk.”
JUST NOW: A historical “Unite the Kingdom” rally is taking place in London.
Protesters were seen chanting “CHARLIE! CHARLIE! CHARLIE!” in honor of Charlie Kirk.pic.twitter.com/VGRQOlHDYv https://t.co/g66GGBKU79
— Resist the Mainstream (@ResisttheMS) September 13, 2025
The Guardian reported that Steve Bannon — former adviser to President Donald Trump — was among those slated to speak. Psychology professor and author Jordan Peterson was also slated to appear.
Kirk, 31, was assassinated at Utah Valley University on Wednesday during a Turning Point event in Orem, Utah.
Authorities later identified the suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who is a Utah resident. He is currently in custody.
Trump said Thursday that Kirk would posthumously receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, but the details of a ceremony have yet to be announced.
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