BBC London New piece about Patricia's experiences having been spied on by four undercover officers seeking to protect @metpoliceUk reputation after murdering Jean Charles De Menezes in 2005.
#Spycops
Four undercover police officers spied on the justice campaign run by the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, the innocent man shot dead by police on the tube in 2005, the #spycops public inquiry has heard.
https://t.co/4kDOX2ZwQC
A coroner has written to the prisons minister raising concerns following the death of a man serving an IPP sentence.
Scott Berry, 37, was found unconscious in his cell. His tariff was two years and four months, but he remained in prison 15 years later.
https://t.co/arSOFP6uyM
A London lawyer bought hundreds of Sheffield freeholds. Then the ‘very aggressive’ letters arrived.
Today's story on The Tribune:
https://t.co/nE8zxK3Psj
BREAKING: Police confirm 466 people were arrested under the Terrorism Act today.
The largest number of arrests in history by the Met police at a single protest, was for people holding signs which say "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action"
🚨BREAKING🚨
WE’VE WON OUR CASE TO #DefendDemocracy
The Court of Appeal has ruled that anti-protest laws which completely ignored the will of Parliament are unlawful
this is such shitty news, the PCC is arguably the best cinema in London (in the country?), losing it would be devastating. please sign! https://t.co/J94gynwppB
NEW
Might remember I cornered Rwandan President Paul Kagame in January and asked if UK would get money back if no migrants were transferred to Rwanda… answer revealed today: Govt paid £715m so far until June of this year
“not recoverable under the terms of the Treaty”
📢 Notice for all Northern Ireland journalists, lawyers and NGOs
The deadline for the Call for Evidence to The McCullough Review into PSNI covert surveillance has been extended by 2 weeks to 5pm on 1 November 2024.
https://t.co/IP2vJ0Fio7
For anyone interested, I’ve penned a few thoughts on disruptive protests and the need for an urgent review of public order law by this new @UKLabour Govt
It’s in this fine collection of essays put together by @LabourCHR and @AmnestyUK
https://t.co/pIKxPQXoTW
Victims of torture and trafficking, including women, were rounded up for deportation to Rwanda before the election, a report from a medical rights charity has found.
Report based on case files of 30 of @Medical_Justice 's clients
https://t.co/Kf1YbE5xtr