RNLI station out-of-service after anti-migrant protests
The RNLI helped bring them ashore.The RNLI also said it helped to ensure the safety of anti-migrant demonstrators who went into the sea.Following the protest, the charity's chief executive said staff had faced "unacceptable" online and physical abuse. I am extremely proud of and grateful for their vital lifesaving work."The protest in Portsmouth followed a separate demonstration the previous day, in which hundreds of masked "stop the boats" protesters brought the Port of Dover to a standstill.The protests led the RNLI to also review its security procedures.
- ▪The RNLI helped bring them ashore.The RNLI also said it helped to ensure the safety of anti-migrant demonstrators who went into the sea.Following the protest, the charity's chief executive said staff had faced "unacceptable" online and phys
- ▪I am extremely proud of and grateful for their vital lifesaving work."The protest in Portsmouth followed a separate demonstration the previous day, in which hundreds of masked "stop the boats" protesters brought the Port of Dover to a stand
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RNLI station out-of-service after anti-migrant protestsImage source, RNLI/Richard AdamsImage caption, The RNLI said it hoped to have the lifeboat station operational again as soon as possiblePublished2 hours agoPortsmouth's lifeboat station remains temporarily out of service following anti-migrant protests.Protesters blocked roads in the city on 6 September after about 120 people arrived at the Eastney Landing ferry port area following a Channel small boat crossing. The RNLI helped bring them ashore.The RNLI also said it helped to ensure the safety of anti-migrant demonstrators who went into the sea.Following the protest, the charity's chief executive said staff had faced "unacceptable" online and physical abuse.
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