Concern is mounting that recent violent anti-immigrant protests could herald a new summer of unrest, a year after the UK was rocked by its worst riots

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An Epping councillor has said tensions are reaching “boiling point” in the community amid ongoing anti-migrant protests over a hotel housing asylum seekers in the Essex town.

The father of a young girl who was allegedly targeted by an Ethiopian asylum seeker in Epping blamed the government for putting “children and grandchildren at risk” as a heavy police presence gathered in the town,

Essex Police said they need to speak to Martin Peagram, 33, and Philip Curson, 52, after clashes between protesters and police outside Epping's Bell Hotel.

A council has unanimously voted to urge the Government to close a hotel housing asylum seekers following a series of protests around the site in Essex.

The head of the Police Federation, Tiff Lynch, said officers were likely to be taken away from neighbourhood duties

The police say they have released a video after claims they were bringing in the counter-protesters to counter the protest, calling this suggestion "categorically untrue". Five people have been charged in relation to the disorder and eight police officers were injured in clashes as bottles were thrown,