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I don’t understand this Scott Mills scandal. He was investigated by police 10yrs ago over alleged offences 25+ years ago, but no action was taken and case was closed. Now he gets instantly fired over same thing? The BBC needs to explain why, surely?

Exactly, Piers. This is the part that doesn’t add up. A police investigation from nearly a decade ago into allegations from 25+ years ago was closed due to lack of evidence, and now the @BBC sacks him instantly over the exact same case? Either new information has emerged that we don’t know about, or this looks like classic corporate panic and optics management. The @BBCRadio2 owes the public, and @scott_mills — a proper explanation.

@CathyYoung63 @christianjbdev There is no “but”

@christianjbdev A bad article, but it looks to me like the objection is to Gail's being a corporate chain store whose parent company invests in military technology (including Israeli security company)? Founder's origin is mentioned as a reason British Jews believe its targeting is antisemitic.

The Guardian: Even tho a bakery which had a Jewish founder is a British business (technically, we guess), it’s clearly an act of aggression for a Jew-store to open near a salt-of-the-earth independently owned Palestinian cafe. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

@owenjonesjourno @NIACouncil I guess you support this 👍 bbc.co.uk/news/live/cd70…

You'd think Iranian-Americans overwhelmingly support the war from news coverage. In fact, they're evenly divided. The anti-war Iranian-Americans have been deliberately erased. (via @NIACouncil)

@KHarveyProctor @thetimes @FACTukorg bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

In my article for @thetimes: “False allegations destroy lives just as surely as other serious crimes. A justice system that cannot recognise that does not truly support victims — it merely selects which victims matter.” @FACTukorg thetimes.com/comment/column…

@Regular__John1 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Wrongfully jailed men call for change to England and Wales compensation law | UK criminal justice | The Guardian share.google/bPLpxI4QMmLHOt…

@Telegraph @KHarveyProctor bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

✍️ 'The law’s refusal to recognise victims like me speaks to a deeper failing in the criminal justice system' | Writes @KHarveyProctor Read the column ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/02/1…

Shocking! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Aujourd’hui une accusation de viol suffit à justifier un procès alors même que je la conteste et que tout démontre qu’elle est fausse. C’est aussi injuste pour les innocents que pour les victimes sincères. J’attends avec calme ce procès qui permettra que la vérité éclate publiquement.

@kewlgirldubs @DanielH38925031 @StanCollymore Are you thick?

@DanielH38925031 @StanCollymore Yes he does. He degraded those gentlemen. He should absolutely apologize to them. If you had a moral bone in your body you would understand this

Statement from John Davidson.

bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… anyone know why they were acquitted of murder?

@Regular__John1 Shocking

Never trust any verdict in a British Court BBC News - Police framed man for murder, new evidence suggests - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

'I have no doubt he would have been prosecuted for rape and you would have carried on your merry way' - Judge Steven Everett Voluntarily Intoxicated false accuser jailed for two years - but helper had foresight to record conversation @EmpowerInnocent dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

While Keir Starmer meets with Xi Jinping, Jimmy Lai remains in prison. Jimmy Lai is a British citizen. He is facing a possible life sentence for owning a newspaper critical of the government. This is Jimmy Lai’s son, speaking out while his father’s freedom hangs in the balance. The UK government says it will “never shy away” from human rights. This visit is the test. Keir Starmer: Secure the release of Jimmy Lai and others unfairly detained in Hong Kong and China. Human rights cannot be traded for economic gain.