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Exeter versus the fascists

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By Philippa Davies Verified
| The PRSD Verified
The scene: Exeter’s Hampton by Hilton hotel, which accommodates asylum seekers: a Saturday afternoon during the second half of 2025. There’s a small gathering of people nearby, some draped in Union Jacks, one waving the flag of the neo-fascist, anti-Muslim Britain First movement. A woman is bawling ‘Stop the Boats’, and a tubby man in a Union Jack suit is performing a kind of taunting dance, waving his arms and chanting a modified football song.
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Exeter versus the fascists

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By Philippa Davies Verified
| West Country Voices Verified
Nick Hubble, a Devon-based member of Britan First, and other anti-migrant protesters outside Exeter’s ‘asylum hotel’. Photo: Philippa Davies The scene: Exeter’s Hampton by Hilton hotel, which accommodates asylum seekers: a Saturday afternoon during the second half of 2025. There’s a small gathering of people nearby, some draped in Union Jacks, one waving the flag of the neo-fascist, anti-Muslim Britain First movement.
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"Do they look like terrorists to you?" Palestine Action supporters resist the criminalisation of dissent

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By Philippa Davies Verified
| West Country Voices Verified
Activists in Exeter will be joining a national wave of protest against the banning of Palestine Action as a ‘terrorist organisation’ this Saturday, November 29. Around 25 protesters will defy the ban by sitting quietly outside Exeter Central Station from 1pm, holding placards stating “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action”.
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