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Dozens protest at Port of Dover, disrupting ferry services briefly
Port operations normalised
All routes in and out of the Port of Dover are open and traffic is moving freely following a public order incident on Saturday morning.
All routes in and out of the Port of Dover are open and traffic is moving freely following a public order incident on Saturday morning.
Operational Impact
Disruptions at the Port of Dover briefly affected all routes, leading to delays of up to an hour for ferry services, crucial for UK-EU transport.
Disruptions at the Port of Dover briefly affected all routes, leading to delays of up to an hour for ferry services, crucial for UK-EU transport.
Official Response
“Traffic is flowing normally, and all involved had dispersed by midday,” stated Kent police regarding the protest at the Port of Dover.
“Traffic is flowing normally, and all involved had dispersed by midday,” stated Kent police regarding the protest at the Port of Dover.
‘Protest’ at Port of Dover causes delays to ferry services as masked men descend on the town
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Dozens of masked men dressed in all black descended on the Port of Dover on Saturday morning in what police have described as a “protest.”
Port authorities said there was an “ongoing public order incident” happening across the town, which is a key passenger hub for ferry services between the UK and mainland Europe.
The Port of Dover has since confirmed that “operations have returned to normal,” with routes in and out of Dover and the port open and traffic “moving freely.”
It had earlier said the incident was “affecting all routes in and out the port and town.”
P&O Ferries, which operates a ferry from Dover to Calais, said its services were operating with delays of up to an hour following the disruption.
Video footage circulating online shows protesters – many wearing balaclavas, hoods and hats – gathering in the Kent town and chanting.
Far-right anti-immigration activist Tommy Robinson shared a video of the protest on his X account, writing in the caption: “British patriots send a warning shot to the establishment in Dover this morning.”
“Patriots can organise and gather huge numbers without the need for social media. Watch this grow,” he continued, adding: “We want our country back.”
Mike Tapp, the Labour MP for Dover and Deal, criticised those involved in another post on X, telling protesters to go home and saying he was speaking with police.
“Dover Park Run cancelled, port access disrupted, the lives of residents made more difficult,” he wrote.
“I am fed up with idiots coming to Dover to cause disruption. I bet if you asked any one of those ‘protesters’ they wouldn’t know small boat crossing are down by 40%,” Tapp added, referring to migrant Channel crossings.
Officers from Kent police attended the scene and were “engaging with protesters,” according to the force.
“No arrests were made. Traffic is flowing normally, and all involved had dispersed by midday,” it added in an update on Saturday afternoon.
This is a developing story. Check back here for further details.
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A Group A match took place in Dubai, involving two unnamed teams. Immediate details regarding the match result have not been confirmed.
The match in Dubai is part of the Group A series, which has drawn significant attention from local and international audiences. No information has been disclosed regarding the specific venue arrangements or security protocols in place for the event.
Officials from the local organising committee expressed satisfaction with the match arrangements in Dubai, indicating that fan safety remains a top priority. As the tournament progresses, measures will include increased security presence and enhanced ticketing protocols to manage crowd control effectively.
What remains unclear — It is not specified whether the weather conditions will impact the match.
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