“Why are the police investigating ‘non-crime’?”
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As the author of the column which @murdo_fraser retweeted and was reported for ‘hate crime’ I am understandably concerned that other work by me has been reported to @PoliceScotland as a ‘hate crimes’. Completing a subject access request now, though can’t quite believe I am having to do this 🤦🏼♀️
Today @GrahamGGrant reports in the Scottish Daily Mail that I am challenging @PoliceScotland recording of ‘hate incidents’. Legal advice obtained with help of @SpeechUnion is clear that this is unlawful in at least 3 respects https://t.co/CHX7NujS5X
Just now Labour MPs prevented debate on a new law to protect children and single sex spaces.
Instead they used parliamentary time to discuss ferret name choices.
@Keir_Starmer is terrified of debate on safeguarding & his MPs actively work to ignore the concerns of constituents.
.@MelanieLatest is right, we’re focused on changing the definition extremism when the problem lies within the police, who “very often will not use the statute laws in place to arrest extremists”
Prevent also failed to take action against those who pose the greatest threat #bbcqt
Too many former Tory voters have a bad case of the unknown unknowns. They don't know what Labour will do in office, because Labour won't tell them. The problem with the woke agenda is that it's almost impossible to predict what marginalia will go mainstream. This offers a clue.
Everyone celebrating Hezbollah's missile attacks against Israel needs to bear one thing in mind. You will later cry, beg for a ceasefire, and post pathetic photos of the Lebanese when Israel responds.
This is how it always goes. You literally support and call for war but can't deal with the consequences. I'm not sure whether it's an IQ problem or you're just a bunch of children who can't understand what war involves. Either way, you may very well have the war you're asking for sooner rather than later.
This is how BBC Newsnight portrayed Mohammed and Omar Badreddin in their 2016 documentary.
As we all know now they turned out to be rapists of 12 year old English girls.
No one from BBC Newsnight, The BBC, or any of the films producers have issued a statement.
UNN is the only news outlet in the UK to bring this story to the wider public's attention.
Omar Badreddin, who was the subject of a BBC doc, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for five counts of rape and violent disorder.
"Why did the BBC air an unchallenged accusation that a 14-year-old was racist and had made up a sexual assault?" @MrSteerpike#DefundTheBBC
So much nonsense being talked on Sky News at the moment that income tax cuts would have been inflationary, because we might spend the cuts. For a stagnating economy that would be the whole point of cuts!! Even OBR and the Bank think inflation will be 2% around Spring and it could be even lower than that by autumn. I wouldn’t rule out zero. Deflation by year end will be bigger worry than inflation. Do these folks not know China is about export its deflation big time to Europe?
"It will go down as one of the worst medical scandals in history."
The #wpathfiles put it beyond doubt that surgeries and drugs of unproven benefit are being given to those who cannot give informed consent. If you're still cheering this on, you are complicit.
Now #BirminghamCityCouncil, largest in Europe, raising council tax 21 % & slashing refuse collections. It's a Labour council. Behold the future under #KeirStarmer
“the NHS is, rightly, the biggest reason most of us are proud to be British” - Jeremy Hunt.
Blatantly untrue.
The NHS is not a religion, it's a health service. A failing one.
We need to ditch this gushing worship culture and have an honest debate about the future of the NHS.
Yesterday's budget added £1.4 billion to energy bills owing to its massive increase in subsidies for renewables, including £800m for offshore wind. If wind power is so cheap, why does it need so much subsidy? https://t.co/KFCuNiszKY
This is so sad. We’re still a long way from confronting the mental health fall out from the pandemic but those who cling to pandemic era protocols, particularly those forcing them on children, would be a good place to start
The idea that this year’s fiscal decisions in the Budget should be determined by what the OBR thinks national debt as a percentage of GDP will be in five years time is frankly ludicrous. No other major advanced economy does its budget this way. The blunt truth is that the OBR has no idea what our debt to GDP ratio will be in 2029. It doesn’t even know for sure what it will be this financial year.
Ex UK Newsnight producer, but still working for the BBC, Katie Razall helped with the sympathetic 2016 documentary on the Badreddin family who were brought from Newcastle to Syria.
After Omar Badreddin was found not guilty of child sexual assault in 2016 she wrote this:
"Omar Badreddin's father, Marwan, in the public gallery, began to cry when he heard the verdict. But when I walked into the Badreddin's home this afternoon, there was little celebration - and the tears they shed were not of joy.
The family told me ever since their son's arrest, they have felt humiliated and dishonoured, even though they were certain their son was innocent. In Syrian culture, this type of accusation is so damaging to their reputation, that even though Omar Badreddin has been cleared, they fear the stigma of it will stick."
Omar Badreddin is now serving 18 years in prison for multiple child rapes.
Will Katie and her fellow BBC 'journalists' be doing a follow up on this story?