Hundreds of anti-migration protesters face police in Gosport amid fury over 'police escorts to invading men'

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Hundreds of anti-migration protesters faced off against police in Gosport last night as fury broke out over police "escorting invading migrants".Six demonstrators were arrested after "becoming hostile towards officers", the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary said.The protesters assembled outside a marina in the town ahead of the impending arrival of a mega-dinghy packed with illegal migrants which had spent more than 33 hours at sea.Around 60 migrants on the small boat were "determined to take all risks to reach the United Kingdom", French authorities said in a statement - and they turned down assistance from the French coastguard as they sailed to Britain.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Police then closed down the Haslar Marina in Gosport and began establishing a presence to "facilitate any peaceful protest".The migrants aboard the small boat were instead taken to Dover "by water", according to local MP Dame Caroline Dinenage.As a result, the massive motorcade intended to...

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