Protesters gathered at the site in London after posts claimed migrants were being moved there from the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex

Police are braced for a second night of protesters and counter-demonstrators gathered outside an east London hotel after it emerged that asylum seekers are set to be housed there. Officers are guarding the four-star Britannia International Hotel on Marsh Wall, Canary Wharf as the two rivals shout at each other from across the street.

Anti-migrant protestors have gathered outside a four-star hotel in Canary Wharf earmarked for the arrival of asylum seekers.

The Home Office has rubbished rumours that a luxury hotel in Canary Wharf is being used to house asylum seekers from a hotel in Epping, Essex which was targeted by violent protesters earlier this month, reports MyLondon.

Epping Forest District Council leader Chris Whitbread described the Essex town as a ‘powder keg’ after violent demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel on Sunday

Three more men have been charged after alleged violent disorder outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. Protests took place outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, on Thursday and Sunday, where police officers were injured during clashes.

COPS have arrested six more after “mindless thuggery” unfolded outside a migrant hotel in Epping. Chaos erupted outside The Bell Hotel in Essex last week after an asylum seeker