Politicians condemn ‘intimidating’ masked demonstrators in Dover
At least 100 protesters were seen boarding a train to Ramsgate, with some since spotted in nearby Sandwich where 'police are in attendance'.
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Politicians have condemned the balaclava-clad mob who stormed the port of Dover yesterday – as migrant protesters ominously warned 'it's only the beginning.' Britain's busiest ferry port was blockaded by hundreds of vigilantes dressed in black, causing hours-long gridlock on surrounding roads and miles of tailbacks. Jump to content All News Sport Culture Lifestyle Hundreds of masked demonstrators dressed in black blocked roads and disrupted traffic around the Port of Dover on Saturday during a “stop the boats” protest. In May, he posted on X: 'Together we will reclaim our borders, restore order, and send a clear message: Britain belongs to the British people and we are taking it back.' His group claims to be motivated by 'a love of country, responsibility to our families and belief in Britain's future'.
Furthermore, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds condemned the “intimidating” protest while defending the overall police response despite criticism that officers were unprepared.
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Politicians have condemned the balaclava-clad mob who stormed the port of Dover yesterday – as migrant protesters ominously warned 'it's only the beginning.' Britain's busiest ferry port was blockaded by hundreds of vigilantes dressed in black, causing hours-long gridlock on surrounding roads and miles of tailbacks.
according to Daily MailJump to content All News Sport Culture Lifestyle Hundreds of masked demonstrators dressed in black blocked roads and disrupted traffic around the Port of Dover on Saturday during a “stop the boats” protest.
according to The IndependentIn May, he posted on X: 'Together we will reclaim our borders, restore order, and send a clear message: Britain belongs to the British people and we are taking it back.' His group claims to be motivated by 'a love of country, responsibility to our families and belief in Britain's future'.
according to Daily MailBusiness Secretary Jonathan Reynolds condemned the “intimidating” protest while defending the overall police response despite criticism that officers were unprepared.
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