Tonight on Piers Morgan Uncensored with me Richard Tice.

And me, Isabelle Oakshot.

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Live from London, this is, Here's Morgan Uncensored with Richard Tice and Isabel Oakshots.

Protests erupted outside a hotel housing migrants in Merseyside this weekend.

On the one side, the so-called far right, many of whom are just unhappy that hotels are being

taken over for migrants at vast taxpayer's expense. On the other, the far left, who like nothing more

than a scrap with the people they label fascists. Many similar protests are taking place

over the coming weeks. It feels like this is just the beginning.

Demonstrations are planned in Rotherham, where 130 asylum seekers are housed at a hotel for an unlimited period of time.

Now, the local MP, John Healy, that's Labour's John Healy, says the hotel is utterly unsuited to asylum seekers and that neighbours weren't consulted.

Surprise, surprise, now there's trouble.

Members of an unpleasant-sounding organisation called Yorkshire Rose will gather to make their feelings known,

and they will be met by another organisation called Yorkshire

Against Hate which is rallying its troops for a counter-demo one week later

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