A political storm is brewing in the UK after far-right activist Tommy Robinson announced plans for a large-scale rally under the slogan “Put Christ Back,” sparking immediate backlash across the country.

In a controversial online statement, Robinson claimed the event would be a public stand against what he described as the erosion of British values and national identity. Supporters have promoted the rally as a call for cultural and religious recognition, while critics argue the message risks inflaming social tensions and targeting minority communities.

Community leaders and anti-extremism groups have warned the rally could deepen divisions at a time when Britain is already facing intense debates over immigration, identity and free speech. Police are reportedly assessing potential security risks as counter-protests are expected.

With public opinion sharply split, the announcement has reignited a wider national conversation over extremism, protest rights and the limits of political messaging in modern Britain