Tens of thousands marched in London on Saturday.
Two separate protests: one against immigration, one for Palestine.
Police deployed 4,000 officers and made 11 arrests.
London marches: Two separate protests
Tens of thousands marched in London in two separate protests over immigration and Palestine. Police made 11 arrests.
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