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Police deny 'bussing' claims after escorting counter-protesters to Epping migrant hotel 'for safety reasons'
Police have denied “bussing claims” after officers escorted anti-racist protesters to a taxpayer-funded hotel housing asylum seekers in Epping. Essex Police said it provided a “foot cordon” for protesters but said claims officers “bussed” counter-demonstrators to the Bell Hotel were “categorically wrong”.
COPS have admitted escorting pro-migrant protesters to an asylum hotel before violence erupted. Essex Police had initially ...
Protesters clashed with police outside the hotel in Essex last week, after a man living there was charged with sexual assault ...
Evening Standard on MSN21h
'It's a powder keg': Government warned UK faces another summer of riots after Epping migrant hotel violenceEpping Forest District Council leader Chris Whitbread described the Essex town as a ‘powder keg’ after violent demonstrations ...
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UK sanctions 25 to deter migrant Channel crossingsThe UK on Wednesday sanctioned more than two dozen people, groups, and suppliers from China, the Middle East, and the Balkans ...
Southend Echo on MSN5h
Epping 'migrant hotel' four charged with violent disorderAfter a series of demonstrations outside a "migrant hotel" in Epping, Essex police have confirmed that five men have been charged, ...
LONDON - The United Kingdom imposed sanctions Wednesday on more than two dozen people, groups and suppliers from the Balkans, ...
COPS have arrested six more after “mindless thuggery” unfolded outside a migrant hotel in Epping. Chaos erupted outside The Bell Hotel in Essex last week after an asylum ...
While the violent protests have subsided, Epping remains split over the events that sparked the unrest that has plagued the community for the past 10 days, as Holly Evans and Nicole Wootton-Cane repor ...
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