‘Intimidatory’ far-right marches should not be allowed, states Angela Rayner
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The UK communities secretary decried protests by ‘men in black wearing face masks’ and those ‘whipping up hatred’ towards lifeboat volunteers Far-right marches led by the self-styled “Danny Tommo” should not be treated like normal protests, the communities secretary, Angela Rayner, has stated, calling the marches “intimidation” that should not be permitted. The report also notes that Rayner stated the behaviour of some masked marchers – who have blocked roads and transport hubs – was not an acceptable form of protest.
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