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Pross

Guru
“There was like these huge boats full of foreigners and they was just coming in without anyone stopping them. Most of them was just driving through in cars as well. Big foreign cars wiv the steering wheel on the wrong side and the police just waved them through. Sumthink needs to be done about it” said Big Mick from Margate.
 

Psamathe

Legendary Member
Looking forward to these 'Stop The Boats' protesters being treated as harshly as the Just Stop Oil and Palestinian Action protesters.

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I assume they had the permissions for the protest from the Police (giving the required 6 days notics, address details of the organisers, etc.) as required by UK law. If they didn't it would have been illegal so people would have been arrested for breaking the law.

Or does UK law no longer apply to far-right eg
The organisers of "Farage Fest" - a victory party and rally for the Reform UK leader after the Clacton by-election - are being investigated for failing to get permission to hold it.

Tendring District Council said it had "refused" to grant a Late Temporary Event Notice (LTEN) because the application had not been made in time.
 

Poacher

Active Member
I assume they had the permissions for the protest from the Police (giving the required 6 days notics, address details of the organisers, etc.) as required by UK law. If they didn't it would have been illegal so people would have been arrested for breaking the law.

Or does UK law no longer apply to far-right eg

Two tier policing, innit!
 
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briantrumpet

Timewaster
Exeter University announced in the end that it wasn't making any academic staff compulsorily redundant, after all the shenanigans and bad press. Apparently with a good domestic intake and a number of academic staff taking the voluntary redundancy option, SMT decided that the budgets added up, even if the downward pressure from the general HE funding squeeze isn't going to make life a bed of roses now (i.e., "don't get too comfortable in your humanities departments".)

Short term, it's good news in a 'it's not as bad as it could have been' way, but I suspect that it's going to be rearing its ugly head before the next academic year, and there will be lots of much worse news from the sector.
 
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briantrumpet

Timewaster
A slightly different version of the context image from the jokes thread. This is is how Reform defends women and free speech, and to which Jenrick responded "Boo hoo", when challenged about it, and which 30p Lee joked about. They deserve to be haunted by this.

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icowden

Pharaoh
A slightly different version of the context image from the jokes thread. This is is how Reform defends women and free speech, and to which Jenrick responded "Boo hoo", when challenged about it, and which 30p Lee joked about. They deserve to be haunted by this.
The chap with the stick is Stephen Cooling. He's a friend of Farage, a Reform Supporter and has previously stood for UKIP in local election in Erdington. Apparently he is due to appear on Big Brother. This may now not be happening...

West Midlands Police are being asked to investigate the assault on two young women.
 

Psamathe

Legendary Member
A slightly different version of the context image from the jokes thread. This is is how Reform defends women and free speech, and to which Jenrick responded "Boo hoo", when challenged about it, and which 30p Lee joked about. They deserve to be haunted by this.

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Saw the video on TV this evening it's fairly horrific. I strongly suspect criminal charges will be hapening

So much for Reform claiming they support free speach. And anoying them cannot justing such (what I would call) assault.
 
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