Connor

@RmSalih Is this guy having a laugh? We can all see what happened

What happened at Manchester Airport was complicated. In my view the male police officer clearly started the confrontation with his unnecessarily aggressive arrest. He later vindictively kicked a subdued man to the head. It's outrageous that he hasn't been prosecuted. The brothers then instinctively reacted to this aggression and in my opinion punches were thrown which should not have been thrown. Juries look at the whole picture and take into account nuance and context that social media agitatiors simply do not. That system needs preserving in the UK.

Die old man. Die soon and painfully. Die with a gunshot wound to your back. Die alone. Coward.

@POB4LIFE State of these! Death pen!!!!

🚨 SHOCKING CASE!! SEVEN MEMBERS OF SAME FAMILY CONVICTED IN CHILD ABUSE CASE Seven members of a Coventry family have been convicted of what police described as one of the most shocking and systematic cases of child abuse seen in decades. Following an eight-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court, the defendants were found guilty of a series of offences ranging from cruelty and neglect to rape and sexual assault of children aged between two and 15. Two other family members and a close associate had previously pleaded guilty to related crimes at an earlier hearing. Anthony Potts, 49, of Milverton Road, was convicted of 13 counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault, nine counts of inciting a child to perform sexual acts and cruelty to children. Nathan Potts, 26, of Burnaby Road, was found guilty of two counts of rape of a child, four counts of sexual assault, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and sexual activity with an adult relative. Keith Potts, 67, and Julie Potts, 60, both of Burnaby Road, were each convicted of two counts of cruelty to a child. At a previous hearing, Joshua Potts, 26, also of Burnaby Road, admitted multiple counts of rape and sexual assault against children. Joanne Hoye, 42, of no fixed address, and Elaine Potts, 50, of Milverton Road, were convicted of neglect-related offences. Two 17-year-old boys who stood trial were found not guilty. A 52-year-old woman accused of aiding and abetting sexual offences faces a possible retrial after the jury was unable to reach a verdict. A date for sentencing is yet to be confirmed. The investigation revealed abuse stretching back more than 30 years. The first report was made to police in 1989, when a victim described a six-year ordeal. However, that case did not proceed to trial and was later criticised as “poor policing” following a review. In May 2015, three more young people disclosed allegations of abuse, but initial investigations concluded there was insufficient evidence to charge the suspects. It was only after further disclosures in family court proceedings and testimony from an additional survivor that the case was reopened. As the investigation progressed, officers uncovered further victims and built a complex case with support from children’s services, specialist advocacy groups and independent intermediaries. Detective Sergeant Rachel Gregory, from the force’s Public Protection Unit, described the case as “one of the worst examples of systematic and horrifying child sexual abuse” she had encountered. She praised the courage of the survivors, many of whom had lived with the trauma for years before coming forward. Officers said safeguarding measures are now in place and all children involved are receiving ongoing support. Detective Chief Inspector Jo Floyd added that it is never too late to report abuse and encouraged anyone affected, either recently or historically, to contact police. She emphasised that specially trained officers are available to support victims throughout the criminal justice process.

Run it back.

Comeeeeeeeee onnnnn🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

@Giniesta10 I do get it, could’ve deffo been given 🔴

@ConnorCullen__ Have a 2nd look mate. It did initially look like Gabriel tried to push Woltemade, but he then basically punched him in the face lol

Gabriel should have gotten a 2-3-match Red card ban for this foul on Woltemade. It's a shame that VAR was supposed to help but is having the opposite effect, it stinks #NUFC

@Giniesta10 Do you not think his arm sort of slipped up towards his face though? Initially hits his shoulder

@ConnorCullen__ Gabriel knew what he was doing. That arm shouldn't be up there. We saw defenders get away with stuff like that before 2018, but we got VAR now, which is meant to aid the on-field referee

Recipe for disaster

When Kvara moved, it seemed so obvious he would take PSG to the next level. If Arsenal go big for a LW, then Yildiz for me is just as obvious. Hard to remember he’s only 21 years old

@SuzanneEvans1 From the West Drayton area..so what they mean is he’s in a hotel on bath road 💆🏻‍♂️

Dorset Police pushing fake news. This vile rapist is not ‘from Middlesex’. He is a Syrian asylum seeker who arrived in Britain in 2023. Why are our police forces lying to us?

The fruit-loop mob 😂

@samkazi90 😂😂😂🙌🏼🙌🏼

I need to take some non league gaffers and clubs to tribunal… a samosa for secret Santa 3 years in a row, Sin bin Laden, Sergio Samosa had it all!

Well in that case it’s also funny that I’ve heard fuck all from rival fans having a problem with it, or is it just Arteta?

Unfortunately with the hacking of the clubs twitter accounts. We are now trying to boost our following back to our previous following. Could we please get as many RTs as possible to regain our following of our fantastic club. @IsthmianLeague #Nonleague #Sarniearmy

Real runners knows that 5km on the treadmill and 5km on the road are never the same run 😭

What on earth was he doing anywhere near the ballot paper?

@PatrickChristys This is how ill in the head some of the left are

This is mental

@HandfordSteven @GregHadfield Why will it be me you melt

@ConnorCullen__ @GregHadfield Next time it’ll be you. But you said it’s okay. So…

I assume this is fake AI. If not, the officers must be in serious trouble…