What exactly has this man been arrested for?
Wearing a burqa is not illegal in Britain, and religious face coverings are generally treated differently from masks worn to conceal identity at protests.
If police have arrested him simply for wearing it, that decision deserves serious scrutiny.
The law must be applied clearly, consistently and equally.
The irony behind this is they are there to stop “invaders” but hid in vans, covered faces, in large numbers, and disrespected the authority of the police
Under the Vienna Convention, UK police and local authorities cannot enter an embassy without the permission of the ambassador or head of state. There’s also the small issue of diplomatic immunity.
Quite concerning that’s you’re the shadow minister for national security
These weapons are illegal.
Even our Police can’t have them.
How does the Chinese embassy have them? Only obtained illegally.
What else prohibited under UK law have they brought to UK?
How dare they threaten people in Britain with them.
I will be raising this with the Home Office.
I spent a hour on the phone with American Express. I was past to 4 different people. I was asking for an increase in my credit limit. Finally I got to speak to a person in the UK at Brighton who knew who I was and my financial status. However my request was refused due to their system. @AmexBusiness@AmexUK@amex
My parents bought their house in the 80’s in north London for £125k that home is now worth nearly £2 million.. they live on a pension.. property rich cash poor !!! If Burnham brings in the 0.48% tax that would make them liable to a council tax bill of £9600 a year
Anyone else see the problem here ?
Opposing counsel asked if I was going to oppose their application for adjournment. I said yes. They said but you haven’t even heard the reasons for the adjournment. I don’t need to hear it I’m a professional hater