Hundreds of far-right protesters descend on Portsmouth after small boat arrival
Police officers at the scene near Eastney Beach, Portsmouth, where hundreds of protesters have gathered. Photograph: PAView image in fullscreenPolice officers at the scene near Eastney Beach, Portsmouth, where hundreds of protesters have gathered. It is the second major anti-migrant protest of the weekend.
- ▪Police officers at the scene near Eastney Beach, Portsmouth, where hundreds of protesters have gathered.
- ▪Photograph: PAView image in fullscreenPolice officers at the scene near Eastney Beach, Portsmouth, where hundreds of protesters have gathered.
- ▪It is the second major anti-migrant protest of the weekend.
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| Publication time | Mon, 07 Sep 2026 01:33:01 GMT |
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Police officers at the scene near Eastney Beach, Portsmouth, where hundreds of protesters have gathered. Photograph: PAView image in fullscreenPolice officers at the scene near Eastney Beach, Portsmouth, where hundreds of protesters have gathered. Photograph: PAPortsmouthHundreds of far-right protesters descend on Portsmouth after small boat arrivalInfluencer livestreams event calling for men to travel to port to block coaches carrying asylum seekers from leavingDiane Taylor and Charlie MoloneySun 6 Sep 2026 21.33 EDTFirst published on Sun 6 Sep 2026 17.38 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleHundreds of far-right activists have descended on Portsmouth, where a small boat with 140 asylum seekers on board was intercepted heading towards the Portsmouth coast.
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