The more interesting bit of the scene you don't see is when the guy collapses RFK Jnr exits stage right at terminal velocity. So much for his clinical expertise.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
The other thought that came to mind is a scene from those classic HBO shows of the early 2000s like Boardwalk Empire, where the main character wanders towards the camera while we see in the background somebody is getting stuffed in bag by the henchmen.
The more interesting bit of the scene you don't see is when the guy collapses RFK Jnr exits stage right at terminal velocity. So much for his clinical expertise.
"Is there an RFK in the house?"
Well, the slightly awkward thing for RFK is that the guy that collapsed was there as the poster boy for the drug they were flogging
The other thought that came to mind is a scene from those classic HBO shows of the early 2000s like Boardwalk Empire, where the main character wanders towards the camera while we see in the background somebody is getting stuffed in bag by the henchmen.
I recently rewatched BBC series McMafia. Very unrated show and combination of usual BBC too slow to secure talent, COVID, Ukraine / Russia, killed chance for it to go further.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Would anyone object if I wrote the next thread entirely in Latin?
Unless it involves asking how many parts Gaul is divided into, whether Caesar had some jam for tea or Pompey had a rat, or how often they loved a table, I probably won't be able to read it. Although I can tell you who those who are about to die will salute, if that's any help.
At the Grammar School I attended we had a choice at the end of the year at which we were 14. Latin, History and Geography or Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Plus, of course English, Maths and two languages. Somewhat to the Headmaster's annoyance I chose the Science option, and other than the rather primitive Latin associated with prescription writing I've had no contact with the language since. That was a 73 years ago!
If he is to stay at a Public School he must aim at becoming educated. If he is to be solely a scientific specialist, he is wasting time at a Public School. Alan Turing's headmaster on the importance of the Classics.
For a man who genuinely understands (or at least has understood) how to work a camera and the importance of media presence, this is a distinctly shocking set of images.
As is the one of him just standing like (as one person put it) an idling NPC during the medical event in the Oval.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Vine suggesting he had a brain injury started all that nonsense, as others have posted below it's a calamitous verdict which reinforces everything that's wrong with free speech in Britain right now - it should have never gone to th criminal courts let alone had a guilty verdict our civil libel system should have been perfectly able to deal with it (Which itself is too easy to fall foul of but that's another issue)
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Vine suggesting he had a brain injury started all that nonsense, as others have posted below it's a calamitous verdict which reinforces everything that's wrong with free speech in Britain right now - it should have never gone to th criminal courts let alone had a guilty verdict our civil libel system should have been perfectly able to deal with it (Which itself is too easy to fall foul of but that's another issue)
Suggest we wait for the written judgement. Will be interesting to see what it says.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Vine suggesting he had a brain injury started all that nonsense, as others have posted below it's a calamitous verdict which reinforces everything that's wrong with free speech in Britain right now - it should have never gone to th criminal courts let alone had a guilty verdict our civil libel system should have been perfectly able to deal with it (Which itself is too easy to fall foul of but that's another issue)
In the case of Vine v Barton our civil libel system already has dealt with it too.
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
Vine suggesting he had a brain injury started all that nonsense, as others have posted below it's a calamitous verdict which reinforces everything that's wrong with free speech in Britain right now - it should have never gone to th criminal courts let alone had a guilty verdict our civil libel system should have been perfectly able to deal with it (Which itself is too easy to fall foul of but that's another issue)
Suggest we wait for the written judgement. Will be interesting to see what it says.
Oh dear, he draped himself in a Union Jack scarf for the verdict. The ludicrous self-regard of these 'martyred for my edgy non PC humour' merchants never ceases to amaze.
There was a scandal maybe 15 years ago about people being released from prison who should have been sent to deportation centres. That got supposedly fixed, so I wonder why a more wide-ranging overhaul wasn't done, w.r.t all release procedures.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sounds like you want the story to go away
I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
Joey Barton was charged with 12 counts, found guilty on 6 and not guilty on 6. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Given you're crediting Lammy, how close are they being caught to his constituency?
Joey Barton was charged with 12 counts, found guilty on 6 and not guilty on 6. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
Because the sad, bleak and true truth is that ultimately the British don't really believe in free speech.
Joey Barton was charged with 12 counts, found guilty on 6 and not guilty on 6. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
Because the sad, bleak and true truth is that ultimately the British don't really believe in free speech.
If you have ever done jury service you will probably be aware that juries can vary considerably in their outlook and intelligence. I wouldn't draw too many conclusions about national beliefs from a single case.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Given you're crediting Lammy, how close are they being caught to his constituency?
That was just a little joke to illustrate the absurdity of blaming him for our longtime chronically underfunded and therefore on its knees criminal justice system.
Joey Barton was charged with 12 counts, found guilty on 6 and not guilty on 6. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
Because the sad, bleak and true truth is that ultimately the British don't really believe in free speech.
It seems that the Kent County Council lawsuit is two suing each other.
Since the erotic novel is about a (fictional) boutique law firm, and is the type of thing that would normally be on the dodgier end of the Literotica Discipline Channel, I'm not linking it here to save TSE some blushes.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sounds like you want the story to go away
I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
I do, yes. Just as you want it running every day for however long there's a Labour government. Such is the mindset of partisans in politics.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Given you're crediting Lammy, how close are they being caught to his constituency?
That was just a little joke to illustrate the absurdity of blaming him for our longtime chronically underfunded and therefore on its knees criminal justice system.
I joked too, because Finsbury Park neighbours Lammy's Tottenham constituency
Were the wrongly freed sex offenders heading for his house, to turn themselves in?
Joey Barton was charged with 12 counts, found guilty on 6 and not guilty on 6. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
Because the sad, bleak and true truth is that ultimately the British don't really believe in free speech.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sounds like you want the story to go away
I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
I do, yes. Just as you want it running every day for however long there's a Labour government. Such is the mindset of partisans in politics.
Seems the Lib Dems shadow is equally scathing of Lammy
And I do not want these criminals on the streets nor does the public
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Apparently Sky are buying ITV (regulators permitting...LOL) so they could replace plunging ratings Coronation Street with "Prisoner Watch"
Joey Barton was charged with 12 counts, found guilty on 6 and not guilty on 6. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
Because the sad, bleak and true truth is that ultimately the British don't really believe in free speech.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Given you're crediting Lammy, how close are they being caught to his constituency?
That was just a little joke to illustrate the absurdity of blaming him for our longtime chronically underfunded and therefore on its knees criminal justice system.
I joked too, because Finsbury Park neighbours Lammy's Tottenham constituency
Were the wrongly freed sex offenders heading for his house, to turn themselves in?
Ah yes, lol, I get it now. Ian did that (very good) joke too.
Any case he'll get them, don't you worry. He's the Justice Secretary.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Apparently Sky are buying ITV (regulators permitting...LOL) so they could replace plunging ratings Coronation Street with "Prisoner Watch"
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Apparently Sky are buying ITV (regulators permitting...LOL) so they could replace plunging ratings Coronation Street with "Prisoner Watch"
They’re only buying the broadcasting part. ITV studios won’t be a part of it.
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sounds like you want the story to go away
I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
Why do you think this didn't happen under the Tories?
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sounds like you want the story to go away
I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
Why do you think this didn't happen under the Tories?
Sky reporting 4 more prisoners are being sought by the police
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
That could be a problem for Sky. They should maybe hive it off into a separate show ("PrisonerWatch") from the main news so that people who are particularly interested don't miss anything.
Sounds like you want the story to go away
I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
Why do you think this didn't happen under the Tories?
That was a really nasty one that you never heard about.
I have another 800 or so examples for you too during the Tory years.*
* Granted the frequency has been worse in the 18 months since April 2024.
That’s the problem. It’s far worse under Labour and they need to get a handle on it and haven’t so far. Just blaming the Tories is not enough.
I am not dismissing the current fiasco. I was just suggesting the story might be more important today (despite McCann raping whilst on the run) with a non-Conservative Government in office.
There is also an argument to suggest that the guy captured today should have left the country in 2019. So we can blame the following Home Secretaries, Patel, Braverman, Shapps, Braverman (again) Cleverly, Cooper and Mahmood for keeping him here.
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"Is there an RFK in the house?"
Joey Barton has been found guilty of posting grossly offensive messages on social media.
Barton was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending a grossly offensive electronic communication with intent to cause distress or anxiety.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder, 43, said he believed he was the victim of a "political prosecution" and denied his aim was "to get clicks and promote himself". …
… Another message allegedly suggested Jeremy Vine had a sexual interest in children after the broadcaster posted a question asking whether Barton had a "brain injury".
He told the court the posts were "dark and stupid humour" and "crude banter". He also said he had no intention of implying Vine was a paedophile.
https://news.sky.com/story/ex-footballer-joey-barton-guilty-of-posting-grossly-offensive-messages-on-social-media-13465820
si monumentum requiris circumspice
Alan Turing's headmaster on the importance of the Classics.
For a man who genuinely understands (or at least has understood) how to work a camera and the importance of media presence, this is a distinctly shocking set of images.
As is the one of him just standing like (as one person put it) an idling NPC during the medical event in the Oval.
https://bsky.app/profile/johnpfaff.bsky.social/post/3m52lbkkhb22s
Trumpian Politics - Lesson 3 “If you torture the data long enough, it will confess.”
MAGA Coaching Manual 101: “First you build the team, and then you beat the under-performers with carrots, until they have swallowed the entire stick.”
Hes a bit of a knob but, really, targetted for this. Absurd.
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SKS fans - Your man is 4th. Time to stand down for the Greens to stop NFIFIPM
Is it because having found 230 Lab voters it was pointless looking for anymore!!
The Greens though, they have to be eradicated before teatime or you can call me Muller!
Edit: it was 'Maier' I think.
Details apparently to follow
To be honest this is just going to be on repeat virtually everyday
The threat of ZPIPM is the only scenario I can think of in which I might vote Reform.
£34 booked so far.
Most of it on Wham.
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I think that Lammy is facing a serious problem with not only the way he responded at the dispatch box, but also as he fled the chamber despite the Speaker's request for him to make a statement
Furthermore, he has compounded the problem with contradictory information and apparently a cabinet minister is not all all happy with him and his performance to date
Ultimately, Starmer may need to make him the scapegoat, before appointing his successor to deal with the issue without Lammy's baggage
It comes down to what I said earlier, we are pouring tens of billions into an unreformed NHS, out of control spending on pensions and benefits, and 100 billion on debt interest leaving absolutely nothing for dealing with this very important, and politically so, problem
Is that a thing on Thanksgiving?
He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, who could have chosen to agree with those who think the charges were absurd and dismissed them all. I wonder why they didn't?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-15261157/Joey-Bartons-cloud-filth-abuse-leaves-Jeremy-Vine-close-breaking-court-TV-presenter-tells-court-feared-daughters-safety.html
Since the erotic novel is about a (fictional) boutique law firm, and is the type of thing that would normally be on the dodgier end of the Literotica Discipline Channel, I'm not linking it here to save TSE some blushes.
No - I haven't read it.
Good evening all.
Were the wrongly freed sex offenders heading for his house, to turn themselves in?
Labour Fighting For Survival After Keir Starmer's Latest Week From Hell
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/labour-fighting-for-survival-after-keir-starmers-latest-week-from-hell_uk_690de309e4b094b50cf97917?d_id=10844842&ncid_tag=tweetlnkukhpmg00000001&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=uk_main
This poll hasn't even been posted the mandatory six times yet!
And I do not want these criminals on the streets nor does the public
Lammy's problem is all of his own making
Any case he'll get them, don't you worry. He's the Justice Secretary.
https://www.barb.co.uk/viewing-data/most-viewed-programmes/
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Multiple child sex offenders have been jailed for a combined total of 100 years.
https://x.com/kent_police/status/1986784330425704910
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-53221983
That was a really nasty one that you never heard about.
I have another 800 or so examples for you too during the Tory years.*
* Granted the frequency has been worse in the 18 months since April 2024.
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There is also an argument to suggest that the guy captured today should have left the country in 2019. So we can blame the following Home Secretaries, Patel, Braverman, Shapps, Braverman (again) Cleverly, Cooper and Mahmood for keeping him here.