by Jason Tyler | 6th June 2020 | Crime, General
A clip has been shared on social media showing the statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Parliament Square has been vandalised despite a large police presence on the ground monitoring Black Life Matter protests. The attack on the statue would have hurt most Brits...
by Jason Tyler | 6th June 2020 | Crime, General
A man has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years’ imprisonment and given a 15-year restraining order for breaking a woman’s leg, and then coughing on officers while claiming he had COVID-19 as they arrested him. Darren Rafferty, 45, (06.01.75) of Bentry Close,...
by Jason Tyler | 6th June 2020 | General
This is my 4th article on Hydroxychloroquine – why am I so fixated you may ask – my response to that is that my gut instinct tells me this is a major story, one which is not being covered by the mainstream media for a reason. I draw your attention to my previous...
by Jason Tyler | 6th June 2020 | General, Politics
Andrew Mitchell was International Development Secretary from 2010 to 2012. He is the MP for Sutton Coldfield. Ebola is back in the Democratic Republic of Congo. While we in Britain continue to wrestle with a novel deadly disease, we can be thankful for the small mercy...
by Jason Tyler | 6th June 2020 | General
A radio presenter who questioned the issue of “white privilege” in relation to the Black Lives Matter protests has been suspended for his comments. Manx Radio, which is the Isle of Man radio station, took Stu Peters off air after Wednesday’s programme in which a black...
by Jason Tyler | 6th June 2020 | General
The protests erupting in the USA after the police killing of George Floyd is part of the fight against climate change and for social justice that unites us all according to controversial teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg said on Friday. When asked about any...
