Tommy Robinson tapping into disquiet in country, says minister

News Source : BBC News
News Summary
- Disquiet in society has "roots in the financial crisis", says Peter Kyle.
- Up to 150,000 joined a "Unite the Kingdom" rally, organised by Tommy Robinson.
- About 5,000 took part in a counter-protest, co-ordinated by Stand Up To Racism.
- Police say 26 officers were injured on the day - including four who were seriously hurt.
- 24 people were arrested, with three of the women and the rest of the men aged 19 and 58 respectively.
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