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Migrant hotels braced for a wave of weekend protests
Demonstrations planned for cities and towns across UK as Nigel Farage urges public to join in
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dailymail.co.uk
Hotels braced for protests: Up to 30 targeted after Epping's move
Anti-immigration campaigners are looking to ride on the back of this week's landmark judgment that saw the High Court order the removal of migrants from a hotel in Epping, Essex.
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theguardian.com
Protests expected at asylum hotels across UK as tensions mount
Anti-migrant demonstrations expected on Friday and Saturday, while councils investigate legal challenges against hotels
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telegraph.co.uk
Migrant hotels braced for a wave of weekend protests
Demonstrations planned for cities and towns across UK as Nigel Farage urges public to join in
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independent.co.uk
Police braced for weekend of unrest as fresh hotel protests clash with Carnival
Anti-migrant protests are being advertised at 26 hotels housing asylum seekers as a million revellers are due to celebrate Notting Hill Carnival
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Protest groups face off in migrant hotel demonstrations across the UK
Protesters have faced off against anti-immigration demonstrators across the UK this evening (22 August), Stand Up To Racism held counter-protests outside asylum hotels on Friday,…
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Asylum hotel protests latest: Fresh wave of anti-migrant protests expected across UK
Two men were arrested in anti-migrant protests in Norwich ahead of a weekend of planned action
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Migrant hotels brace for protests across UK - latest updates
Towns and cities across Britain are bracing for protests outside migrant hotels.
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thetimes.com
Asylum hotel protests live: migrant hotel demonstrations across UK
Protesters are out in force over the bank holiday weekend, and have been met with a large police presence and counter-demonstrations
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aljazeera.com
Scuffles, arrests as protesters across UK rally against asylum hotels
Protesters met with counter-demonstrators, prompting scuffles, including in Bristol and Liverpool.