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Logo beltelFar right activist ‘booted in the head’ during brutal attack outside pub

Mark Sinclair was attacked in Bangor 
Abdullah Sabri
Abdullah SabriNews Reporter

A far right activist said he was left “fighting for his life” after a gang of men attacked him while on a night out.

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