ANTI-RACISTS have told of their disbelief that no arrests were made when hundreds of “modern blackshirts,” their faces covered, blocked the Port of Dover at the weekend.Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick criticised the so-called “Stop the Boats” protesters yesterday, who marched through the Kent town on Saturday morning, chanting “Whose streets? Our streets” and “Stop the boats,” with dozens of police officers in their wake.

ANTI-RACISTS have told of their disbelief that no arrests were made when hundreds of “modern blackshirts,” their faces covered, blocked the Port of Dover at the weekend.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick criticised the so-called “Stop the Boats” protesters yesterday, who marched through the Kent town on Saturday morning, chanting “Whose streets? Our streets” and “Stop the boats,” with dozens of police officers in their wake.

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