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BBC Question Time guest sparks outrage after 'disgraceful' remark about small boat migrant protests

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Author and political commentator Ash Sarkar has described the protests against the arrivals of small boats as displays of "thuggish racism", accusing those in attendance of having "small penis energy".The journalist and self-proclaimed communist joined the panel of this week's Question Time, where the conversation turned to protests against the ongoing arrivals of small boat migrants.In recent weeks, demonstrators have taken to the streets in Gosport, Dover, and Piddington to protest the arrivals.

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Meanwhile, YouTuber Danny Tommo will appear in court today after allegedly slashing a boat in the English Channel with an emergency worker aboard.The displays prompted a Question Time guest to ask the panel whether the protests were a greater cause for concern than the arrivals themselves.

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Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Jonathan Reynolds, was the first to provide an answer.

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