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Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has slammed a decision to grant bail to paedophile Zafer Dogan, who had taken hundreds of pictures of children near his home. Danny Tommo has been remanded in custody for damaging a people smuggler's dinghy. courtnewsuk.co.uk/offender-u…
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The British state is prosecuting an activist for trying to stop the small boat invasion while 210,000 migrants who entered Britain illegally face no prosecution at all. If this isn’t two-tier justice - punishing our own while failing to enforce our border - then what is?
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🚨NEW: Danny Tommo has pleaded not guilty to both charges put against him He has been remanded in custody until his next court appearance at Portsmouth Crown Court on 29 September
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Who owns the boat to prosecute for criminal damage ?… 🤔
🚨 BREAKING: Danny Tommo has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and recklessly endangering life at sea after knifing a migrant boat in the English Channel
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73 of the 532 Crown Courtrooms across England and Wales are not sitting today. That’s 14 per cent. At the same time, Burnham and Norris are doubling down on Starmer and Lammy’s claim that the most effective way to reduce the Crown Court backlog is to curb our ancient right to trial by jury — a principle enshrined in Magna Carta in 1215. We all know that jury trials are not the problem. The real cause of the backlog — and the resulting delays and denial of justice for victims — is that courts simply are not sitting. The Free Speech Union’s own research has shown that people charged with speech-related offences are almost twice as likely to be acquitted in a Crown Court trial by jury than in a magistrates’ court without one. Put simply, if Lammy’s plans become law, more people will be convicted and sent to prison simply for exercising their right to free speech. We cannot let that happen.
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Timing is everything, and the news this evening could not be better timed! We have just received notification that our Judicial Review - challenging S.64 of the Police Act - has been granted permission to proceed on all grounds. 1/3
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So much about this case beggars belief, but as Sir Mark Rowley says: "The children should be put first, not the paedophile. “The pressure to reduce the remand population has contributed to more dangerous and prolific offenders being granted bail routinely despite strong submissions from the police and CPS". It is completely unacceptable that women and children are repeatedly being put at risk from dangerous men. Only a matter of days ago, the victims minister @AlexDaviesJones admitted women were being put at risk by the early release scheme. We are sick of the gaslighting. We are sick of being collateral for politicians. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
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The UK has just 42 days of diesel in storage. We are down to 4 refineries. We have been led by fools. The fan is about to hit the sh*ts.
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The distinction between law enforcement & judiciary has always been piously guarded. So it's a sign of just how far trust has decayed to have Rowley publicly lambast decisions that leave ordinary people & victims enraged & baffled. Justice through logistics is the road to hell.
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Have you charged the man who abandoned a small child to drown?
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The CPS are yet to announce the name and charges against the boat pilot responsible for bringing illegal migrants to Britain on this boat. They’re also yet to announce the name and charges against the people who owned or supplied the boat. The one person we have seen named and charged is the man accused of trying to stop human trafficking by slashing a boat before it was returned to France to reuse. How have we reached a point where the person damaging the boat appears to be facing consequences, while those responsible for human trafficking across the Channel have not been publicly named or charged?
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Our Foreign Secretary is having a nice chat with the representative of a regime that murdered tens of thousands of its own people, mainly young protesters, in January. Beneath contempt Miliband.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with the UK's Ed Miliband on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
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RT @charleshymas: The Crown Court backlog has doubled since the Covid-19 pandemic to a record high of nearly 81,000, with more victims than…
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🚨 BREAKING: 781 migrants arrived into the UK on 10 small boats yesterday - the highest daily figure so far this year
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