Well, that extremely honest man Sir Keir Starmer KCB KC says all this stuff boils down to "far right thugs" and "misinformation", and no doubt that's good enough for lots of people.
I'm a bit more cynical, because I'm well acquainted with how the extremism and counter-extremism industry in this country works. The demand for the "far right" vastly outstrips the supply, so there's a well worn bit of kabuki theatre where Tommy-adjacent lads (heavily infiltrated by state assets) congregate in a town, and the Socialist Workers Party (also heavily infiltrated by state assets) go to the same town, both "sides" give it some aggro, and everyone goes home.
This then justifies the idea that there's some kind of serious far-right threat to community cohesion, which justifies (for example) the National Lottery giving a million quid to Hope Not Hate - which they just did.
It's all a bit of a racket.
The Pink Ladies and similar hotel protests really do scare the powers that be, because these are mostly spontaneous protests, locally organised, normies are joining them, and they really are motivated by sexual assaults that are really happening.
This means there's a problem, and the government and police aren't really set up to deal with that problem. They're much more comfortable setting Tommy and the SWP into action for another round of kabuki theatre.
I don't think this is sustainable.