🚨 Exclusive: London’s Metropolitan Police have received £3.42m from the Premier League for live facial recognition at matches.
No deployment under the programme has taken place yet and fixtures are still being decided.
Read free here @TheAthletic: https://t.co/z661pWjOhL
Andy Burnham's failure to prevent the two scumbags responsible for the death of PC Andrew Harper being freed is a real kick in the teeth, or should that be a brick in the face, for all police officers.
With thanks to the anon creator of this. Link to petition below.
https://t.co/vPpPgpW9RJ
I didn’t know PC Andrew Harper.
But the night he died, we were working the same shift, in different locations, in different forces, doing the same job; emergency response.
He made a choice I couldn’t. He was on the way back in for handover and he took the last emergency call, like so many of us have.
I couldn’t, I had a prisoner on board.
When I got home, I read what had happened.
The best of us, taken, just for doing his job.
That’s why you get this to One Million.
Thank you.
#ThinBlueLine 🚨
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE! The Petition to Keep Two Laughing Police Killers if PC Andrew Harper in Prison beyond the 50% mark has reached 757,000 in just 3 days! Let’s get this to 800,000 by tonight! Please sign ✍️ & share Police Family & Public have joined forces on this petition👇🙏
@NormanBrennan Fantastic news Norman ! Good work and a great injustice has been undone for the poor skipper
PS Rhodri Davies - hope you get this all sorted and recompensed
Norm ! You are a super hero mate. Well done
There is still time to go out and vote Colin Sutton for Norfolk Police & Crime Commissioner today.
He is a truly impressive candidate and the right man for the job.
This morning I have spoken to the head of @TerrorismPolice. Following new information and evidence, they are now leading on the investigation into the horrific murder of Ann Widdecombe.
The police are pursuing multiple lines of enquiry to establish the motivation for this attack. I will be updating the House further this afternoon.
My thoughts today remain with Ann’s family and friends, and all those who loved her.
A man gets into a car with a stick, drives hundreds of miles to brutally murder the beloved elderly matriarch of Reform UK.
The authorities offer no information, but if you ask questions they admonish you for “speculating”.
Reform MPs demanding security from the state are told to shut up and be grateful that “the police know where their house is” and the “direct telephone number to the police” to call if someone tries to murder them.
Reveal that the Speaker of the House has totally ignored letters from Reform MPs about their safety and he briefs the press that he’s “furious”, while failing to deny this.
If you go to lay flowers in memory of your friend you are “politicising” her murder.
If you push back against any of this, you are hounded to the ends of the earth by the Times, the Telegraph, the Daily Mail, the Guardian, the Mirror, and hundreds of crazed leftists online.
These, apparently, are the new rules for Nigel, for Reform MPs and all those in our movement.
None of it will deter us.
We will fight on.
For Ann.
For our country. 🇬🇧
@robertmdaws The band on his left cuff signifies he is “on duty “
Police Constables would travel to work by walking or paying for public transport in full uniform but wouldn’t put on the armband until their duty time officially started
Police officers are never off duty really
This is quite possibly one of the most evil, heartless, and hateful posts I have ever seen.
The absolute coward is also insta-blocking people who criticise him.
Peter Tatchell should be utterly ashamed of himself.
Disgusting.
In 1964 and 1965, Paul Simon lived at Dellow House off Cable Street in Stepney (East London). He stayed at flat 6 rented by Judith Piepe, a legendary social worker and central figure in the London folk scene.
His time in Dellow House was highly productive. While sharing a room with fellow folk singer Al Stewart, Simon wrote and honed several of his most famous songs, including "Homeward Bound" and "Kathy's Song".
The cover of Paul Simon's 1965 debut album, The Paul Simon Songbook, was photographed with his then-girlfriend Kathy Chitty sitting cross-legged on a wet cobblestone street holding wooden puppets said to be taken in Wapping High Street.