Flag-waving Tommy Robinson protesters chant 'release Tommy now' outside Downing Street after 'arrest under anti-terror laws'

Flag-waving demonstrators have gathered outside Downing Street after Tommy Robinson was 'arrested under anti-terror laws'. Tommy Robinson supporters gather outside Downing Street waving England and Union Jack flags Protesters outside Downing Street in London protesting the reported arrest of Tommy Robinson Protesters have been seen outside Downing Street chanting 'release Tommy now' and 'we want Tommy out' A post on Tommy Robinson's social media account claims he has been arrested. Pictured: Tommy Robinson at a rally in Trafalgar Square on Saturday A post on Tommy Robinson's X account claimed the former English Defence League leader had been detained under anti-terrorism laws His reported detention follows a complaint over a film which was allegedly shown to the crowd at a march in central London on Saturday Protesters were overheard shouting about conspiracy theories including that the country is being controlled by a 'deep state'. The Metropolitan Police has insisted that it played no role in the arrest of Tommy Robinson A St George's flag with the words 'stop the boats' and 'do it for our kids future' was waved aloft in Trafalgar Square on Saturday People attending the event organised by Tommy Robinson gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice on Saturday morning Robinson was warned he could face prison after screening a banned film to thousands of his supporters at the event. Thousands of people gathered in Trafalgar Square waving British flags for the rally on Saturday British and English flags flew in the air as people at Trafalgar Square listened to a speech by Tommy Robinson 'Officers on duty for the event couldn't reasonably have been aware of civil proceedings ongoing in relation to a particular film, but having now been made aware we're making further inquiries to determine what action we need to take.'