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RNLI Volunteer Responds to Online Abuse Following Misidentification in Migrant Incident
An RNLI volunteer in Portsmouth, Neil, defended himself against online accusations of aiding migrants after being misidentified during anti-migrant protests. The protests followed the rescue of 140 migrants by RNLI lifeboats, leading to threats against volunteers. Approximately 60 protesters gathered outside the RNLI headquarters in Poole, expressing concerns about immigration and calling for the charity to stop assisting migrants.
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An RNLI volunteer in Portsmouth, Neil, defended himself against online accusations of aiding migrants after being misidentified during anti-migrant protests. The protests followed the rescue of 140 migrants by RNLI lifeboats, leading to threats against volunteers. Approximately 60 protesters gathered outside the RNLI headquarters in Poole, expressing concerns about immigration and calling for the charity to stop assisting migrants.
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