Yahoo News Flammable devices hurled at migrant centre in Dover
Flammable devices have been thrown at a Border Force migrant centre in Dover.Kent Police were called at 11.22am on Sunday to The Viaduct, where two to three incendiary devices had caused a fire.
Flammable devices have been thrown at a Border Force migrant centre in Dover.Kent Police were called at 11.22am on Sunday to The Viaduct, where two to three incendiary devices had caused a fire.
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