
Masked demonstrators have blocked traffic from accessing the Port of Dover, prompting Kent Police to engage with protesters as ferry services are disrupted.
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Masked demonstrators began preventing traffic from accessing the Port of Dover, leading to police intervention.
Masked demonstrators are preventing traffic from accessing the Port of Dover.
Kent Police said it was aware of a protest "currently taking place" at the ferry terminal and was "engaging with protesters".
Traffic has been stopped from going in and out of the port due to the incident.
P&O Ferries said it would get passengers on to the next available sailing if they missed their scheduled crossing.

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