‘Intimidatory’ far-right marches should not be allowed, says Angela Rayner
Summary
Angela Rayner, the UK communities secretary, said far-right marches led by “Danny Tommo” are not normal protests but acts of intimidation and should be banned. She criticized the masked marchers for blocking roads and spreading hate, and expressed concern about attacks on rescue volunteers saving migrants crossing the Channel.Key Facts
- Angela Rayner calls far-right marches “intimidation” and says they should not be allowed.
- The marches are led by Daniel Thomas, known as “Danny Tommo,” who was recently arrested for damaging an inflatable boat while a rescue worker was on board.
- Marchers have blocked roads and transport hubs, causing disruption.
- Thomas has united various nationalist groups under the name Patriot Platform.
- The groups have held protests in English coastal towns and blocked traffic at the port of Dover.
- Rayner criticized the use of masks and shouting hateful messages during these marches.
- She expressed concern about online hate aimed at RNLI volunteers who rescue migrants at sea.
- Rayner emphasized the importance of treating vulnerable migrants with humanity, especially after recent deaths in the Channel.
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