Group 1 - Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, called for "revolutionary government change" in the UK, urging the dissolution of Parliament and replacement of the government [1] - A large protest organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, named "Unite the Kingdom," attracted over 100,000 participants, reflecting rising nationalist sentiments in the UK [1] - The protest highlighted issues such as illegal immigration, national identity, and freedom of speech, leading to clashes with police resulting in 26 officers injured and at least 25 arrests [1][3] Group 2 - Musk's comments coincided with an upcoming state visit by former US President Trump to the UK, with the next UK election not scheduled for another four years [2] - Musk has previously engaged in UK politics, criticizing the government over various issues, including the "grooming gangs" controversy and the 2023 Online Safety Bill [2] - UK Business Secretary Peter Kyle stated that Musk's remarks were "somewhat incomprehensible" but acknowledged the need for authorities to address public concerns, particularly regarding immigration [2] Group 3 - Musk has also been involved in European politics, notably supporting the far-right Alternative for Germany party, which raised concerns about political stability in Germany [2] - In France, Musk accused the "radical left" of abusing the judicial system after the leader of the far-right National Rally was convicted of misusing EU funds [3] - The London Metropolitan Police reported that 24 individuals were arrested during the protest, with 26 officers injured, some sustaining serious injuries [3]