Anti-racism protesters take part in a "stop the far-right" demonstration outside of the headquarters of the Reform UK political party in London after far-right riots shook British cities last week. Before joining the protest, Chris Grant tells AFP “It makes me feel good and reassured that so many people have come out in the last few days around the country against the thugs but also against the racism underneath it”. Standing beside a large hand-made sign that reads “no to Farage, no to racism, no to hatred”, charity worker Khalid Malik says “it could happen again and that's something that the country has to face. We have to get the public behind us to say look, we do not want this sort of behaviour, we do not want the far-right destroying the peace that we have in the UK”. SOUNDBITES COMPLETES 36D48A8