A gang of small boat migrants have been jailed after taking part in a violent attack on a group of friends in a shop in Boscombe, Dorset. Kurwan Ali, a Kurdish business owner, and three friends were attacked by a gang of 10 men, leaving one with life-threatening lung injuries after he was stabbed. (L-R) Hanah Hassan, Dawan Mantik and Osama Qadir were jailed for seven, five and six years respectively. All four of the sentenced men were migrants from Kurdistan who had arrived in the UK on inflatable boats. The four appeared at Winchester Crown Court charged with various offences including grievous bodily harm, violent disorder and the possession of violent weapons arising from “roaming street violence”.