We're talking slavery reparations. Again

Cirrus aircraft crash, 3 taken to hospital.

Former Spanish politician killed in train collision in Toledo.

So this blokes fellow Brits are apparently a "bunch of c*nts" because they considered the evidence and reached a decision. And apparently "someone" has to organise" whatever that even means. It's an irony that he doesn't understand how intimidation actually works.

Images that may haunt so many for the rest of their lives, in their dreams and in their own dark moments. Thinking of all those affected by this awful event.

Retired magistrate.

Today in 1664, the Corps of His Majesty’s Royal Marines was formed as “The Duke of York and Albany’s Maritime Regiment of Foot”. One year later it went on to fight in the Anglo-Dutch War 1665-1667.

BREAKING Southwark Crown Court. Tommy Robinson, (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon), guilty of two counts of harassment causing fear of violence.

The government's decision to cut funding to those who host Ukrainian Refugees, from £350 pm to £100pm may see some of those hosts now have to end their arrangements. A cost that will impact the already stretched East Sussex councils who will have to find that extra funding from their own finances. Will the MP for Eastbourne, @JoshBabarinde whose constituency may be hit by this change and who has stood behind the victims of the conflict, raise this in Parliament.

Is Davey’s obsession with Europe continuing to alienate voters outside of his own political bubble

A huge “oops” moment from the Chancellor

Interesting and slightly amusing physical gaffe by @JohnHealey_MP As he praises “our new Prime Minister” he looks to where he thinks @andyburnham is sitting to his left, but of course Burnham is sitting on the other side. So who were you really speaking to John ?. Was it Ed or Angela.

Miller v Chief Constable @LincsPolice As a serving officer with access to police databases, PC Watson stalked me and my family for 18 months. When he was sacked for dishonesty and gross misconduct by Leicestershire, he complained to Lincolnshire Police. Detectives believed him, and recorded me as the criminal and him as the victim. These facts are uncontested. All sides agree. The question is: Was this lawful? What do you think? Please tag @LincsPolice @GBNEWS @JuliaHB1 @AllisonPearson

This is becoming absolutely ridiculous. Just a quick update on the case, I’ve received a phone call from the Metropolitan Police informing me that the case has been dropped with no further action. I’ve been arrested seven times simply for expressing my views, yet I’ve never been charged. Just endless stress, anxiety, and nights spent in a cell.

This is a disappointing

I have read some suggestions that police officers who take their own lives while under investigation do so because they “cannot face up to their guilt”. That is an extraordinarily simplistic and dangerous assumption. It also betrays a profound lack of understanding of just how punitive, protracted and opaque the process of holding police officers to account has become. I have worked in Policing Professional Standards. I believe absolutely in holding police officers to the highest standards. But accountability without due process is not accountability. Research has examined the psychological impact of misconduct investigations on officers who were ultimately exonerated. That fact alone should give people pause before casually equating distress with guilt. An allegation can mean suspension, professional isolation, reputational damage, family and financial pressure, and months or even years of uncertainty. For a police officer, their profession is often a significant part of their identity. Being removed from it while an allegation hangs over them can have profound consequences. And being cleared does not simply put everything back together. Some officers will never return to the operational confidence, professional identity or psychological wellbeing they had before the investigation began. Exoneration cannot return the months or years taken from them. Many will never get promoted again no matter how competent they are. Police officers must be accountable for wrongdoing. Equally, the institutions investigating them must be accountable for how they investigate. Due process, timely investigations, transparency and procedural fairness are not protections from accountability. They are what makes accountability legitimate.

🔴🇫🇷 ALERTE INFO | Selon un papier du journal Le Monde : "Marine Le Pen est actuellement INÉLIGIBLE et le restera jusqu'à la décision de la Cour de cassation sur son pourvoi." C'est ce qu'affirme Didier Guérin, président de chambre honoraire à la Cour de cassation. Même en cas de pourvoi, l'exécution provisoire de sa peine continue de s'appliquer. Si le Conseil constitutionnel la retire de la liste des candidats à la présidentielle de 2027, il sera trop tard pour qu'un autre candidat puisse la remplacer. (Source : Le Monde, 28 octobre 2026)

If there is going to be a Revolution in France then this may well be the trigger. The Left attempt to burn down Paris and the authorities seek to suppress the Right.

The British weather forecast, translated.😉🤭