‘We are sleepwalking into a dystopian nightmare.’

Her comments have also seen her now face criticism.

‘These changes will only push more desperate people into the arms of smugglers in an effort to reunite with loved ones.’

When asked if he’d be safer in Nuneaton or Somalia, Yusuf was clear: ‘Somalia.’

The concerned mother, who lives opposite the Bell Hotel said noisy chants were making it impossible to get her baby to sleep at night.

If they spent even a few hours in the company of people like Said or Hadnan, I know their opinions would change. 

The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, has taken centre stage in the national debate over illegal migration.

Protests began after an asylum seeker housed at the hotel was charged with sexually assaulting a teenage girl.

The hotel in East London is now telling any guests who turn up to the front desk that it is now private and not open to the public (Picture: John Dunne)

A once thriving Hilton hotel boasting ‘excellent facilities’ in west Londo…

The star parroted a number of talking points I’m more accustomed to hearing from right-wingers.

Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, who says he is 38, is accused of attempting to kiss the teenager, putting his hand on her thigh and brushing her hair.

The proposals would involve tens of thousands of people being imprisoned in detention centres before their deportation.

The Reform leader dubbed his plan ‘Operation Restoring Justice’.

Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, 38, is said to have repeatedly invited one of the young girls back to the Bell Hotel in Epping.

The proposals would involve tens of thousands of people being imprisoned in detention centres before their deportation.

If they spent even a few hours in the company of people like Said or Hadnan, I know their opinions would change. 

Switzerland – considered to be one of Europe’s most peaceful countries -has been engulfed by 24 hours of riots after a teenager was killed during a police chase.

The 17-year-old died while trying to escape the officers, who allege he was riding a stolen scooter.

Police raced after him, with the car’s blue lights flashing, at a distance of more than 100 metres.

According to initial investigations, the teenager lost control of the scooter as he drove over a speed bump, and crashed into the wall of a garage.

Despite attempts to rescucitate him, the victim died at the scene.

Swiss media reported that the boy, wjho has not yet been named officially by authorities, was of a migrant background, which only reignited tensions in the community.

The incident happened in the city of in Lausanne, in the French-speaking region of Vaud, just before 4am on Sunday.

By the evening, more than 100 masked teenagers gathered in the district of Prélaz, hurling fireworks at police, overturning and torching bins, and even damaging a bus belonging to the Lausanne transport company.

Footage showed burning containers and volleys of fireworks while armed police clashed with the crowd.

Police deployed tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd, while firefighters extinguished the blazes.

A local councillor for the right-wing, anti-immigration Swiss People’s Party (SVP), Thibault Schaller, was at the scene and claimed he was attacked.

In a post on his X account, he said he was surrounded by 10 to 15 people who hit him from all sides.

He wrote: ‘Buses and trash cans set on fire in Prélaz (Lausanne) in reaction to the death of the 17-year-old youth who died Sunday morning while fleeing the police on a stolen scooter.

‘Unaware of what it’s about, I head to the scene. Some antifa recognize me, three surround me, back against the wall, and they order me to leave.

‘I refuse and ask what’s happening. One pushes me, I push him back then step back, someone shouts something, and ten, fifteen people come running at me from everywhere.

‘I run away, take hits, they block my path, I fall, protect myself, I pick up while one or two people tell me to leave. I get up, run, get surrounded again against a wall, blows, then I manage to get away by running.’

Schaller said he was ‘fine,’ but added that ‘we need to take the city back.’

His party, SVP, has been vocal against what it claims to be ‘uncontrolled immigration’ and has pushed for population limits.

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On average, asylum appeal cases take up to 53 weeks to be processed, but new independent bodies will soon be established to speed up the process.

Protestors are clashing with police outside of a migrant hotels up and down the UK with demonstrations in Newcastle, Bristol and Surrey.

The Trump administration is reviewing all visa holders to see if they should be deported.

Around 32,000 asylum seekers are being housed in British hotels.

These are not concerned citizens grouping together for the common good. 

These are not concerned citizens grouping together for the common good. 

The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, has taken centre stage in the national debate over illegal migration.

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