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Anti-migrant protests in Dover and Portsmouth examined

Anti-migrant demonstrations linked to small boat crossings in Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend have been examined, including the role of organiser Danny Thomas.

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Anti-migrant protests connected to the issue of small boat crossings took place in Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend, with reporting focusing on the relationship between the two demonstrations and organiser Danny Thomas.

The events were described as small boat protests in two separate south coast locations. Dover and Portsmouth have both been named in the supplied material as the places where the demonstrations occurred during the weekend.

The available reporting centres on what is known about the protests and the involvement of Danny Thomas, who is identified as an organiser. It also examines a link between the demonstrations in the two locations, although the supplied material does not provide further detail about the nature of that connection.

No further information has been supplied about the number of people who attended, whether there were counter-protests, arrests, disruption, or statements from police, local authorities or government figures.

The latest available information is that the protests in Dover and Portsmouth are being assessed together because of the reported connection between them and the identified organiser. Further detail would be needed to establish the scale of the events and any official response.

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