BREAKING: Tory councillor arrested in connection with child abuse images
Matthew Sephton, a Conservative councillor for Altrincham, Greater Manchester, has reportedly been arrested and bailed in alleged connection with child abuse images. The…
Justice
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Unleashing The Anti-Fracking Lion
“The truth is like a lion. You don’t have to defend it. Let it loose. It will defend itself.” St Augustine So now…
Cuadrilla Boss Pressured to Drop Aggressive Legal Pursuit
Many of you will have previously read about the shocking case of one environmental campaigner from Lancashire – ‘Nana’ Tina Rothery – and how she has…
The football child sexual abuse scandal: more horrific than Savile?
THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS CONTENT THAT MAY UPSET THE READER According to the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) around 350 victims have already come…
The trial of Jo Cox’s alleged killer just took a staggering turn
Thomas Mair, who is accused of murdering the Labour MP Jo Cox, has opted to not give evidence at his trial, a court…
Nazi Memorabilia Found at the Home of Thomas Mair
Nazi related materials, memorabilia and propaganda were found when Police raided the house of the man accused of killing the Labour MP Jo…
Suspected killer Thomas Mair was “armed with hunting bullets”
The man accused of murdering the Labour MP Jo Cox was armed with expanding hollow-tipped bullets designed to inflict maximum damage to his victim,…
Thomas Mair trial: court hears distressing details of Cox attack
A court heard on Thursday 17 November how reported right-wing extremist Thomas Mair allegedly waved a knife at onlookers and shouted they had…
Right wing activist Mair had a bag of bullets on the day of Jo Cox’s murder
The man accused of murdering Labour MP, Jo Cox, was found to have a bag of bullets and an EU referendum leaflet immediately after…
The Real Trial: Government & Press v The Rule of Law (2016)
The attitude of the Conservative government – both under Cameron and worsening under May – towards scrutiny, opposition and the rule of law…