🚨NEWS: A Bangladeshi migrant has avoided a sexual assault conviction after he impregnated a 10 year old girl because the judge said "there was no evidence of coercion"
We shouldnt need DEI and anti semetic training in the NHS. If you arent going to treat people on a case by case basis, regardless of who they are, you shouldnt work in the NHS. Simple
A poor young underage girl was raped and humiliated by 2 males and they avoided prison and were give a fine of like £26. And then this… remanded like he is a danger to society. This is a joke
🚨 BREAKING: Daniel Frost has been jailed for pushing a bin at police officers during disorder in Southampton on Tuesday.
District Judge Anthony Callaway sent the case to be sentenced at the city's crown court after telling the court the offences were "too serious" for the powers of the magistrates' court.
He has been remanded in custody until sentencing in July.
The Digwa family ask for privacy so they can ‘come to terms with what lies ahead’. F*** off. They didn’t call an ambulance, they lied to police, they played the race card, they also raised a monster. They get to visit their son in prison, the Nowaks will never see their son again
They are a laughing stock 😂 not sacking the manager… saying they made “mistakes”.. no you continued to cheat and spy on other clubs. Booked flights for a kid to do so, thats not a mistake thats planned.. hope they collapse. Roll on the derby
I’ve just seen the Henry Nowak body cam. It’s as bad as you’d expect.
I simply cannot get over the patronising, snide copper who tells Henry “I don’t think you have mate” as he takes his final breaths.
Police, witnesses, the killer, loitering around as he dies on the floor.
🚨 The League Arbitration Panel's full written reasons on #SaintsFC spying on Middlesbrough:
"On Monday 4 May 2026, Mr Eckert attended a match preparation meeting with his coaching and analyst teams. At that meeting, he asked whether it would be possible to see Middlesbrough train that week – he was particularly interested to see whether a particular player, Hayden Hackney, was training or not, because there were differing reports as to his fitness – and it was agreed that someone would be identified to go to Middlesbrough’s training ground. The Junior Analyst Intern was again chosen.
"Analyst 2 told him that he (Analyst 2) had disagreed with this course when Mr Eckert proposed it. The Junior Analyst Intern said that he felt under extreme pressure due to the context of the importance of the game for the Club. He feared that he might be dismissed by the Club or it might otherwise adversely affect his career if he did not do it. So, he went. He felt bound to take videos on his phone because (as he said in a message to Analyst 1 after he was caught), he felt pressurised by the coaches: “With them all telling me they want more out of it than what I got at Oxford as got it wrong etc they clearly don’t think my word is good enough so wallop there’s your footage”.
"At one stage, Analyst 1 suggested to him that he might not go to the Middlesbrough training session, but simply report back that security there was too tight to make any observations and Mr Eckert would be none the wiser.
"The Operations Manager made arrangements for the flights and two nights’ accommodation. Before he left, the Junior Analyst Intern was shown drone footage of the Middlesbrough training facilities so that he could get an idea of where to stand. He flew up to Middlesbrough on Wednesday 6 May. The Junior Analyst Intern was told that Mr Eckert was unhappy because he did not fly up on the Tuesday so that he could see the Wednesday training session; but the first flight he could get was on the Wednesday.
"On Thursday 7 May, he walked from his hotel to the training ground, arriving at about 10.40am. The first team training session started at 11.15am. He identified where the first team were training at about 11.30am, and he proceeded to record three videos on his phone from behind a tree.
"After a few minutes, four people began walking towards him, and he sent the videos to Analyst 1 who sent Mr Eckert information from the videos including the projected Middlesbrough line up (including Mr Hackney). The Junior Analyst Intern started to move rapidly away, but one of the men ran and caught him up.
"The Junior Analyst Intern said he was “just watching”, and the man asked him to delete the videos which he did. He then walked on to a nearby golf clubhouse where he changed and deleted his LinkedIn profile because he was worried that Middlesbrough would recognise him from that.
"The Junior Analyst Intern then left the area and went back to his hotel from where he rang Analyst 1 who told him to wait there until Mr Eckert agreed he should return to Southampton. After some time, the Junior Analyst Intern not having received any confirmation, left of his own accord, returning to Southampton by train. It was while he was on the train that he learned from the internet news that Southampton had been caught “spying” on Middlesbrough.
"Analyst 1 provided Mr Eckert with a breakdown of what he interpreted from the videos, including a predicted line up and (Analyst 1 said) it showed how, when Southampton built up on the left side, Middlesbrough would press man-to-man. It was predicted from what had been seen that Mr Hackney would play.
"Analyst 1 suggested they ask the media team to take down or hide the manager of the month pictures online, because the Junior Analyst Intern featured in the background: “The only way they can put his face from CCTV with [Southampton] as he’s deleted his LinkedIn picture. Just got to hope they won’t put the 2 together”. He asked Mr Eckert whether he wished to see the videos, and he said he did. Analyst 1 also shared the videos with Analyst 3, upon request, on the Friday before the match.
"Mr Eckert said the videos were of poor quality, taken from far distance and it was difficult to work out who was who �� and, so, they were of no benefit to him, nor was Analyst 1’s interpretation of them. He said neither impacted on his preparation for the match.
"Mr Eckert said that they had decided on formation by the Wednesday, Thursday was a day off for staff and Friday was devoted to set pieces; and, so, the videos received on the Thursday had no effect on the preparations for the game. In the event, Mr Hackney was not in Middlesbrough’s line up for the match."
🚨JUST IN: Far left activist group "Stand Up to Racism" disrupted a vigil for murdered student Henry Nowak.
They proudly boast on social media that they screamed "fascist" at mourners as they laid flowers and attempted to hold a 3 minute silence in Southampton.
The face of pure evil. They are not conscious. They do not possess emotions like a well-adjusted human being. They don't belong in our society, and one day they won't be.
The fact that the two men who brutalised a police officer at Manchester Airport will NOT face a retrial is a shocking disgrace.
It is a huge miscarriage of justice and they only ever seem to go in one direction.
The British justice system is BROKEN.
Time for changes.
Since the murder of Henry Nowak there has been stony silence from the Government.
Not a peep from the Home Secretary.
Not a word from the Prime Minister who is normally quick to respond to deaths involving the police, both in the UK and abroad.
Remember the spectacle of him ‘taking the knee’ over George Floyd’s death? He won’t even say Henry Nowak’s name.
Henry’s death constituted a national scandal. An 18 year old, robbed of his future on a night out in Southampton after being brutally stabbed 6 times with a 21cm long ceremonial sword. Instead of helping him, the police initially arrested him as he bled to death after he was accused by his attacker of racial harassment. Henry was treated not as the victim, but as the criminal.
His murder could not have been more monstrous; the police response more shameful.
So why has this appalling injustice been met with a collective shrug by politicians in Westminster? With the exception of a couple of us including Henry’s local MP, Jen Craft, it has not been raised in the House of Commons.
I asked the Home Secretary to launch an investigation into the police’s conduct and a debate on two-tier policing - needless to say I was rebuffed.
The silence can be explained by the fact that most politicians are more interested in showing their supposed virtue by favouring minority communities at the expense of the majority. So they look away at injustices perpetrated by minorities, lest it colour the multicultural illusion they have that the country is a harmonious melting pot. And they ignore prejudiced laws and the conventions of so-called ‘anti-racism’ which lead to discrimination against the majority.
The trial of Henry’s killer, Vickrum Digwa, may be over, but the questions are only just beginning.
Why did the police arrest Henry based on one allegation he had made a racial slur - something the prosecution described as a “wicked lie”?
Why was Henry’s handcuffing and arrest considered a priority for the police when he was in a critical condition?
Why do perceived racial sensitivities consistently appear to shape how the police enforce the law these days?
The police have now apologised. But ‘sorry’ doesn’t cut it. Not remotely. Heads must roll for such a catastrophic failure. The bodycam footage must be released. And the police’s “anti-racist” training programmes need overhaul.
We can’t go back in time and undo what has been done. Henry’s family and friends will live with this forever.
But his tragic death should be a turning point. A clarion call for the authorities to act in a colour-blind way - treating people under the principle of equality before the law.
“Apprehending violent and dangerous criminals is a full contact and messy task which may appear shocking to observers with little experience of policing in the real world.”
Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley writes to Zack Polanski.
🚨 NEW: Two Green Party candidates have been arrested on suspicion of stirring up racial hatred for allegedly posting antisemitic comments online
One of them posted a placard that read "ramming a synagogue isn’t anti-Semitism, it’s revenge"
We should all take a moment to appreciate the brave police officers who apprehended the suspected terrorist in Golders Green.
Knowing they were putting their own lives were on the line.
Knowing they were being filmed.
Knowing malevolent forces in this country (like Polanski) would try to falsely paint their actions as brutality.
In reality they were not just proportionate, they were courageous and no doubt saved lives.
My deepest gratitude to those brave officers.
God speed.
Glad @ZiaYusufUK called out the Green Party on antisemitism:
“They’re no longer a party of the environment but a vehicle for sectarianism. Zack Polanski should be ashamed.”
Mothin Ali referred to October 7th as a “fight back” & a candidate called a synagogue attack “revenge”.
Today; three illegal not-so-small boat migrants were found GUILTY of the gang rape of an incapacitated woman.
They pinned the woman down, forced open her mouth & spat in it, whilst calling her a “dirty bitch”.
They filmed her ordeal, laughed about it & celebrated with a BBQ afterwards, in the hotel we taxpayers pay for.
One of the men said “rape is sex”.
The woman said the men have “ruined her whole life”.💔
Meanwhile, also today, the Green Party say they think it is “cruel” to basically try and stop men such as this from this entering our country & in fact, they want to make it easier for them to do so with new routes for them.
I mean, what does one even say to this?!🤯
Oh & BTW - these are not people fleeing “war & persecution” - they are economic migrants, fleeing France after specifically selecting U.K. as their destination.
What politicians and do-gooders have done & are doing to this country, is simply unforgivable.