Locals Stranded Overnight on Eastney Point as Anti-Migrant Protest Blocks only Route

Rhiannon Whyte’s sister explains why she joined Portsmouth protest over Channel crossings

Rhiannon Whyte's sister has explained why she travelled to Portsmouth to join protests over small boat arrivals.Alex Whyte was speaking to GB News as hundreds of demonstrators clashed with police at sites where illegal migrants had been deposited on British shores.Ms Whyte, whose sister was brutally murdered by a small boat migrant, said she became overwhelmed watching scenes of “Portsmouth being invaded”.“I instantly burst into tears seeing it …

Channel migrant murder victim's family join Portsmouth protest

Alexandra Whyte, the mother-of-one's sister, travelled for four hours to join demonstrators on the South coast as anger over small boat arrivals intensified

Locals stranded overnight on Eastney Point as anti-migrant protest blocks only route

The road was not clear until 5am

Sister of hotel worker stabbed to death joins anti-migrant protest

Alex Whyte travelled four hours to attend the protest at Eastney Beach on Sunday. More than 500 demonstrators spent at least five hours on the beach and later tried to block the road.