Labour MP compares Epping migrant hotel protesters to proscribed terror group Palestine Action

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A Labour MP has compared protesters gathering outside the Bell Hotel in Epping to members of the proscribed terror group Palestine Action.

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Walthamstow MP Stella Creasy claimed concerned residents in the Essex town had mobilised to intimidate 140 asylum seekers housed at the three-star hotel.

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Speaking at a fringe event hosted by More in Common at the Labour Party Conference, Ms Creasy said: "We do need to deal with organisations that encourage people by using the threat of violence and intimidation to promote their cause."That, for me, is not just about Palestine Action.

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I watched what was happening in Epping, down the road from me, and I saw very similar patterns of behaviour, where it wasn't about a debate about immigration." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ms Creasy, who grew up in the Essex town of Colchester, added: "It absolutely was about leaving people that were in the hotel in fear that someone was going to set it on fire."And there was an inconsistency in how we dealt with...

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