Polish ambassador calls for UK to condemn Huntingdon 'no more Polish vermin' cards
The Polish ambassador has called on the government to condemn a series of hate crimes after the EU result - including some that took place in Cambridgeshire.
Police there have met with the Polish community after signs saying "No more Polish vermin" were allegedly handed out outside primary schools in Huntingdon and posted through letter boxes.
Officers say they're working closely with the local community, and "are doing everything possible to ensure those responsible are caught."
They have also warned that anyone found guilty could face up to seven years in prison.
Following the incident, the Polish ambassador Witold Sobków has tweeted that he expects the British government to deplore what's happened.
He also revealed that the issue will be discussed in high-level talks today.
The headmaster and chairman of the governors at St Peter's School in Huntingdon o near where the posters were found has issued the following statement:
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