The Chief Constable of Police Scotland has admitted that the force is “institutionally racist and discriminatory”. Sir Iain Livingstone said prejudice and bad behaviour within the force was “rightly of great concern”. Speaking at a meeting of the Scottish Police Authority on Thursday morning, Sir Iain said: “It is the right thing for me to […]
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MP Neil Coyle has been reinstated to the Parliamentary Labour Party following his suspension for racially abusing a journalist and harassing an assistant. The MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark has been sitting in the Commons as an independent MP since his suspension from Labour last year. Mr Coyle had admitted to a drink problem
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Following on from our report earlier this month regarding the loss and mutilation of farmers’ livestock, new reports of similar cases are continuously emerging on Twitter. Don’t expect the mainstream media to give much attention to these. In the latest story, a farmer in Malswick, Forest of Dean, has found four of his sheep beheaded.
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The Metropolitan Police is trying to find an 18-year-old who allegedly invaded a family’s home at random in East London. Bacari Ogarro, also known by the pseudonym “Mizzy”, recorded his “hilarious” antics for social media clout, where he has thousands of followers on YouTube and Instagram. His so-called “pranks” include, but are not limited to:
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Police Scotland are launching an investigation into Jordan Linden, the ex-SNP leader of North Lanarkshire Council, after five men, two of whom have given statements to detectives, made claims against him of sex attacks, child grooming and sexual harassment, some recent and others that date back eight years. Mr Linden told the media that he did not accept
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On Sunday activists from the East Midlands were out cleaning up litter at a local park. Archer’s Field in Stapleford is often ridden with rubbish, including beer bottles, food wrappers and even car tyres and batteries. After a hard day’s work, activists and their families from the East Mids and Yorkshire enjoyed Sunday evening together
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As I mentioned in a previous article, the Scottish TUC, Stand Up To Racism and a handful of other groups announced a “call to arms” of sorts in the hope of pumping life into their ailing counter-demonstration against the #ErskineSaysNo demo which was organised by Homeland on behalf of the good people of Erskine who
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A study by Lancaster University and the National Emergency Trust (NET) has found that young survivors of the Manchester Arena bombing have received little to no support. Twenty-two people died and hundreds were injured when a suicide bomber detonated a homemade device in the foyer of Manchester Arena as crowds left an Ariana Grande concert
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On this day, 22nd May 2023, we remember the life of a great soldier, Lee Rigby of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. On the afternoon of this day ten years ago he was attacked and violently murdered by Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale near the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, South East London. Rigby was
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Yesterday Homeland activists joined Erskine residents for a flash demo outside the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel. Tea and coffee was laid on as normal with lots of regular faces in attendance. If you’d like to get involved feel free to come along every Sunday at noon. See you next week.
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