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Labour genuinely seem to believe people object to the use of hotels and not who they’re housing in them This is one of the most accelerationist policies I’ve ever seen

My Honest Account of what happened last night. I arrived at Epsom expecting to see maybe 20/30 people there. It was only a flash demo after all. But such is the anger and feeling of betrayal in Epsom that there were several hundred people at the station. There were not many police either.They had been caught on the hop.We marched off in a peaceful manor. No shouting. No singing.When we reached the junction we decided this was as good a place as any to hold our protest. We held the traffic up.But I did not hear one motorist complain.Most were locals and were giving us the thumbs up from their cars.Everything was peaceful.And orderly. Then as van after van of riot police started to arrive the atmosphere turned a bit. It was a total overreaction by boys in blue.And one that I have not seen at other demos such as the pro pally mobs that have plagued our streets for the last couple of years. Any major trouble was only averted by the leadership of our guys at the front calling for calm. All we were asking for was a bit of honesty and a bit of dialogue.We were met with riot shields. Well done to the people of Epsom. Shame on the police.

Half of all migrant children currently live in poverty - an already shameful statistic. But the Earned Settlement model will see that poverty prolonged for 90,000 children in working migrant families. That's why my community says the Government must think again.