A.J.P. Taylor

@roymcgilloway1 @BritainForTrump Killed innocents??? Rich coming from an IRA supporter, fuck off!

@CopScouse @BritainForTrump So like the soldiers that have killed innocents in war time, I’m aware you don’t have the mental capacity to separate both cases

This is what Paolo Nutini was celebrating with Celtic fans, 12-year-old Tim Parry was on Bridge Street to buy a pair of Neville Southall Everton shorts and a Mother's Day Card before a bomb planted by IRA terrorists murdered him. Scum.

@roymcgilloway1 @BritainForTrump Poppies are a poignant reminder of the war DEAD, soft shite.

@BritainForTrump By that note people who wear the poppy support the British army that killed about 50 Irish children killed by the British army?

@EdwardJDavey Apart from being evil with Post Office victims you’re also exceptionally stupid if you think this is simple worship. No one prays on the street in Muslim countries.

Imagine seeing British people at prayer and thinking “this is a great chance to stoke fear, hatred and division”. People who do that should have no place in British politics. Freedom to worship is a fundamental British value – one the Conservative Party used to believe in.

@policecommander You sir, are absolutely pathetic. Remind us about our own leader, what’s he up to?

It’s still staggers me that anyone can look at Donald Trump and think: - There’s a man to admire - There’s a man to trust - There’s a man to believe in - There’s a man who cares about me Because all I see is a rotting carcass of failed humanity, wrapped in paper-thin orange skin

So the Muslim Brotherhood release a Ramadan message to all UK Muslims, openly declaring the goal of Islam is total control and takeover. Yet Labour are busy banning criticism of these weirdos rather than banning them? It's time to go, Keir.

@standardnews @MikePannett Deep seated and troubling beliefs? 1. Does anyone support ULEZ? 2. Are Muzzys taking over? Truth hurts.

Met Police officer with Sadiq Khan Ulez grudge sacked for saying ‘Muslims are taking over’ trib.al/SRCdM5y

@BettyBoochichi2 Sort of proves a point……there no EXTRA officers.

Norfolk Constabulary is facing questions after it emerged a single officer had received £30,000 in overtime payments last year, with the force's total overtime bill topping £5.7m. The officer, who has not been identified, is one of 25 who were all paid more than £17,600 for working extra hours, on top of their salaries. Almost nine out of ten officers on the force received overtime payments, with an average of almost £3,000 going to each one. The figures have raised alarm, with critics saying extra hours are draining budgets, with crimes going unsolved and victims unheard. Darwin Friend, head of research at the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: "Taxpayers across Norfolk will be deeply concerned by these extraordinary overtime costs.” "With police budgets already stretched, spending millions of pounds on overtime payments is simply unsustainable.” "Norfolk police need to ensure every penny of taxpayers' money is spent protecting the public and catching criminals." In total, the force made £5,012,402 in overtime payments to 1,714 officers - about nine out of ten of the total number - and £782,353 to 603 police staff. Of the top 25 overtime earners, 23 were male and two were female. The force say the spending is because of the hundreds of additional working hours clocked up policing large-scale weekly protests and counter protests that began last summer over the Brook Hotel in Bowthorpe being used to house migrants. Similar protests were also staged at the Park Hotel in Diss and in Great Yarmouth adding to the overtime bill. A Norfolk Constabulary spokeswoman said: “We recognise this is a significant overtime cost, and much of this was driven by the demands of policing a significant increase in the number of protests last summer.” “Overtime is often required to police protests or large events, otherwise staff would have to be removed from core policing duties which would diminish our ability to respond to emergency calls or undertake neighbourhood policing.” “Police regulations require that when rest days are cancelled at short notice, which is often the case when we are notified of protests at short notice, officers are compensated, and these national rules apply to all forces.” Nick Taylor, chair Reform in Norwich, who stood for councillor in Bowthorpe losing by one vote, said police were underfunded and criticised the “extra burden” placed on the force by migrants being housed in the county. He said: “Norfolk police is traditionally underfunded. People would be shocked just how few officers are on duty at any one time.” “We need extra officers but instead money is being spent on overtime for an issue caused by people who shouldn’t be here in the first place.” “The Brook Hotel has been an issue for four years with concerns among local people about who is there and associated criminality.” "Inevitably that adds costs to the taxpayer money that could be better spent.” At the height of the protests last summer, Norfolk Chief Constable Paul Sanford called for extra resources from the government, saying he could not "crackdown" on crime "if I've got dozens of police officers stood outside a hotel". Other demands on manpower also came from policing protests about the Gaza conflict and demonstrations on issues ranging from the Norwich Western Link road to animal rights and transgender rights. Police have said overtime can be the most cost-effective means of dealing with demands outside of day-to-day policing. Overtime is paid to the usual hourly rate between 7am and 7pm Monday to Friday and time a half between 7pm and 7am. Extra hours worked on Saturdays and Sundays are paid at time and a half, but on public holidays it is double time. Continued…

Same age as my son. Repeat after me…. FUCK…. IRAN!!!!

Probably the best summation of the disparity of treatment between Everton and Chelsea’s (courtesy of @AHunterGuardian)

@LivEchonews 🤷‍♂️

When is Eid al-Fitr 2026 in UK after no moon sighting liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/uk-world-…

@policecommander Oh fuck off “Commander”. You’re a disgrace to policing.

History will record this as the period of time when one man and a small number of his acolytes and apologists destroyed the reputation of the most powerful nation on earth…

In Britain, it will soon be legal to murder a full-term baby in the womb. But it will be illegal to criticise Islamic practices or teachings. Hell is a place on Earth. And it is Britain in 2026.

Today, the Islamic Republic hanged multiple Iranian civilians, some of whom were just teenagers. Amnesty International? Silent. The UN? Silent. Human Rights Council? Silent. The Red Cross? Silent.

@annamlulis @RockerProg I’m the “UK”, I never voted for this !

This is what a 34 week old baby looks like outside the womb. The UK just voted in favor of killing an unborn child at this age. For no reason, just because someone wants to. They call it “reproductive rights” because they refuse to call it what it is: murder.

@antoniabance I find it rather difficult to understand the minds of an entire religion who wants to kill me🤔

In this country we live and let live, and we love our neighbour So proud the PM was clear on how unacceptable the comments of the shadow justice secretary were

The regime in Iran just executed 19 year old Iranian wrestler Saleh Mohammadi for participating in January protests. He never got a red carpet pin He never got CNN or NYT articles Leftists never showed any outrage But they did for his killers Khamenei & Larijani

@policecommander Next thing the Commander will say is the dinghy boys are fleeing war torn France. Hundreds praying in the street are laughing at us, giving us the middle finger as if to say “We will do what we fucking want to do and no one is going to stop us”.

Oh. What I witnessed was a group of people praying. But then, I’m not the one who wanted to drag this country into Trump‘s illegal war with Iran, and is now doing everything he can to distract us from his terrible judgement & utter unsuitability for public office of any kind.

@Keir_Starmer I have never hated a politician as much as you. You disgust me you traitor.

I’m proud of our tolerant and diverse country. I’m proud that in Trafalgar Square we celebrate all faiths. That’s British values. The comments from Nick Timothy are shameful. Kemi Badenoch should do the right thing and sack him.

@JBrowsing2023 @sahouraxo You guys can’t see before your eyes. Of course they’re all innocent………my fucking arse.

@sahouraxo There is only one terrorist nation and that is Israel.

Israel just struck a building full of doctors’ clinics and vital pharmaceutical supplies in Al Aqbieh, southern Lebanon. Not a military target. Clinics. Medicines.

@Perky_43 Nothing will change now. In my day I was punched in the face a couple of times. Damaged eye. I punched them back twice as many times and twice as hard. Both went to jail. Times were great. I am so sorry for today’s coppers.

Being assaulted should never just be part of the job - the CPS and the entire justice system needs to support officers and until that changes nothing will change. Assault an emergency worker and you should go to prison. A police officer has described being punched, kicked and having her ankle broken during her first three years in the job, as figures show more than 100 officers a day are assaulted in England and Wales. PC Lauren Butcher, who needed weeks of specialist rehabilitation and counselling after one injury, says she welcomes plans to roll out a new type of Taser stun gun for protection. The Home Office state more than 40,000 assaults of police officers are assaulted each year. PC Butcher says her colleagues have experienced everything from verbal abuse, including homophobic and sexist comments, to broken bones and stabbings. "I've been sworn at, punched, kicked. These assaults seem to be increasing in their frequency." She told BBC South East she suffered a broken ankle and ligament damage following one assault, which needed treatment at Flint House Police Rehabilitation in Oxfordshire, a charity which supports injured officers. "It's difficult to this day to go out and do this job, because it's always lingering with you, the physical pain and mental memory that someone really hurt me." Source BBC News