Far-right extremists hide 'cruel' leaflets in food parcels delivered to homeless people in Manchester
A far-right extremist group has come under fire after hiding propaganda leaflets in food parcels handed out to homeless people on the streets of Manchester.
Leaflets given to rough sleepers in Manchester, Newcastle and Salford say: "Five star hotels for migrants whilst Brits are on the streets," the Mirror reports.They are similar to flyers pushed through letterboxes across Merseyside days before a riot outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Knowsley, Liverpool – where a police van was torched and 15 people were arrested in February.
Newcastle Labour MP Chi Onwurah said: "It is cruel and hypocritical for a far-right group that seeks to divide us all, that scapegoats the poorest and wants to make us all poorer, to be giving out food parcels. Newcastle is a city of sanctuary and generous Geordies will never fall for the far-right’s lies."
Patriotic Alternative has targeted towns that are experiencing tensions about housing asylum seekers, including Newquay in Cornwall, Rotherham in South Yorkshire and Llantwit Major in south Wales.
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