UK government weighs face-mask law enforcement and covert surveillance after far-right port blockades

UK government weighs face-mask law enforcement and covert surveillance after far-right port blockades

Masked far-right groups blockaded Dover and Portsmouth ports over the weekend, catching Kent and Hampshire police off guard. Whitehall is now questioning why existing face-mask prohibition laws went unused and weighing whether the threshold for covert surveillance warrants has been met, as the National Police Coordination Centre steps up monitoring.

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