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This is rapidly becoming a farce. The public are going to lose faith if the only description released is “white male”, while also being told there's “no threat to the public.” That means millions of innocent people fit the description, yet police are withholding more identifying information despite confirming they have CCTV. No height. No build. No age. No facial features. If releasing more information could help identify a suspect without compromising the investigation, the public deserve a clear explanation for why it isn't being shared.

The University is aware of social media posts made by a member of staff regarding the death of Ann Widdecombe and is reviewing this as a matter of priority. The comments that have been shared are entirely the individual’s own and do not represent the views of the University of Aberdeen. Complaints into any member of staff are handled confidentially through our established processes.

🚨 Halal-certified slaughterhouse fined after blocking health inspectors from entering. Yorkshire Abattoir Services Limited (West Yorkshire) was hit with over £62,800 in fines + costs for obstructing Food Standards Agency officers. Not their first time in court — they were previously fined £34k+ for food hygiene offences in 2018. When even basic inspections are being blocked, consumers have every right to ask questions about standards, welfare, and transparency in the supply chain. #FoodSafety #Halal #Yorkshire

Horrible post by former Labour councillor and former Lord Mayor Steve Wilson. He remains an honorary alderman, attends civic events, and continues to be associated with Hull City Council. Reform Cllr’s will be writing to the Lord Mayor’s Office to ask what action can be taken. Whatever your politics, gloating over someone’s murder or celebrating their death is completely unacceptable. Anyone representing the city in any civic capacity should be held to a higher standard. Political disagreement is not a licence to dehumanise people or make light of violence.

Oh, Neil. The genocide fabulist. Neil Duncan-Jordan. Labour MP for Poole. Professional signatory to letters. And now, foreign policy expert. "The Israeli Government is committing genocide," he declares. The occupation is "unlawful." British bases must not "facilitate war crimes." He questioned the Minister. He is very serious. He is also very wrong. Genocide has a definition, Neil. It involves intent to destroy a people. Israel warns civilians. Israel supplies aid. Israel accepts ceasefires Hamas rejects. You know this. You ignore it. Because "genocide" is not analysis. It is accusation. It is the blood libel in modern packaging. Your own commenters see through you. "I tell lies about Jews in parliament," says one. "Fueling political violence," says another. RAF aircraft vandalized because you whip up moral panic. You are not questioning policy, Neil. You are agitating for violence against your own country's defenses. You speak of war crimes while Hamas executes hostages. You speak of occupation while Jews are indigenous to Judea. You speak of unlawful while ignoring the law of self-defense, the law of survival, the law that says a nation may protect its people from those who chant "from the river to the sea." Keep questioning, Neil. Keep signing letters. Keep declaring what you cannot prove. The genocide is a fiction. Your credibility is ash. And Israel will still stand when your political career is a footnote.