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Evening Standard on MSN16h
'It's a powder keg': Government warned UK faces another summer of riots after Epping migrant hotel violence
Epping Forest District Council leader Chris Whitbread described the Essex town as a ‘powder keg’ after violent demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel on Sunday
The Home Office have said migrants in an Epping hotel are not being moved after a fresh wave of protests erupted outside another Canary Wharf hotel. Hundreds of demonstrators descended on the Bell Hotel in Epping last week, chanting ‘send them home’ and clashing with police.
Southend Echo on MSN1h
Epping 'migrant hotel' four charged with violent disorder
After a series of demonstrations outside a "migrant hotel" in Epping, Essex police have confirmed that five men have been charged,
Six people were arrested and a police officer injured during a protest outside the Bell Hotel in Epping on July 20.
Ugly violence broke out at the Bell Hotel in Epping Forest, Essex last night as an anti-migrant protest spiralled into disorder.
Bottles and smoke flares have been thrown towards police vehicles during a protest at a hotel used to house asylum seekers. Hundreds of people have gathered at the site of the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, after a protest was organised for 18:00 BST.
Much of the reporting on the anti-migrant protests at the Bell Hotel in Epping has focused on the violence and disorder. But from speaking with residents, I believe the vast majority of protestors are peaceful,
Essex Live on MSN1d
Epping hotel protestors claim they aren't 'racist' or 'right wing' - just 'concerned about their children'
A third protest against the use of Epping's Bell Hotel as a refuge for asylum seekers took place last night (July 20). Protests erupted outside the Bell Hotel after a resident, Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, 38, was charged with sexual offences in relation to a teenage girl.
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