Protests against sex assaults on children by migrants in government hotels saw police make further arrests on Sunday night and orders to ban face coverings, and street organiser Tommy Robinson questioning whether he’d go to the town.
It has been almost two weeks since an alleged sex assault of a 14-year-old girl, said to have been perpetrated by a resident of a local hotel taken over by the government to house a migrant plantation, and protests in the Essex town of Epping continue with no clear sign of abating. Locals took to the streets again outside The Bell Hotel on Sunday evening, with state broadcaster the BBC estimating over 1,000…
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