A cabinet minister is booed and jeered during a rally in London opposing antisemitism, according to multiple reports. The incident takes place on Sunday, 10 May, outside Downing Street, where thousands of people gather for the demonstration. Several outlets report that the minister’s speech is disrupted, with boos and jeers coming from the crowd. One report says the minister is jeered and booed as he speaks, while another describes his speech being drowned out by the noise from the rally attendees.
The demonstrations are organized as protests against antisemitism, with demonstrators assembling near the UK government’s offices on a public day of action. The accounts focus on the reaction from the crowd during the minister’s appearance, rather than providing details about any specific remarks made during the speech or the minister’s response. The reporting describes the scale of the gathering and the disruptive crowd response but does not indicate any arrests or injuries in the provided summaries.
