I don’t think anybody in London understands just how close we are to civil disobedience on a vast scale in this country,’ Mr Farage said

Sir Keir Starmer does not support the “clearly unacceptable” violence directed towards police outside a migrant hotel in Epping, the Prime Minister’s official spokesman has said. The intervention from No10 comes just hours after six people were arrested in the second wave of protests outside the asylum hotel in leafy Essex yesterday.

Thursday 17th July Saturday 19th July Sunday 20th July Far-right agitators The far-right were quick to jump on this protest.

Video footage shared online seemed to show a police vehicle being driven towards a number of protesters in the road, before looking to hit at least one person. A spokesperson from the Metropolitan Police has confirmed that the force's officers attended Epping following a request by Essex Police to support with an ongoing protest and counter-protest.

Suella Braverman blasts the asylum system as a farce and defends protests in Epping concerning asylum seekers' safety.

Police vowed those responsible would ‘feel the full force of the law’ following violent clashes on Thursday night

This was the fourth protest in just nine days here - around 500 people gathered outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, which is believed to house asylum seekers.

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.