politicalite--2020-10-08--JIHADI JAILED: Sicko Who Plotted to BEHEAD Soldier Locked Up for LIFE After Attempted Killing of Pri

JIHADI JAILED: Sicko Who Plotted to BEHEAD Soldier Locked Up for LIFE After Attempted Killing of Prison Officer

A SICK Jihadi terrorist has been handed a life sentence after trying to murder a prison guard in a jihadist attack behind bars .
Brusthom Ziamani , 25 , is five years into a 19-year sentence for a 2014 plot to behead a soldier inspired by the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby .
He and fellow Muslim convert Baz Hockton , 26 , who was radicalised in jail , launched a terror attack at maximum security HMP Whitemoor in Cambridgeshire on January 9 .
Prison officer Neil Trundle was left covered in blood after he was targeted by the pair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fake suicide belts as they shouted : “ Allahu Akbar ” .
Nurse Jayle Cowles and prison officer Georgina Ibbotson were also hurt as they tried to intervene .
Ziamani admitted assaulting the two women and he and Hockton were both found guilty of attempted murder by an Old Bailey jury on Wednesday .
Ziamani would have been eligible for parole in 2027 but the judge , Mrs Justice May , handed him a life sentence on Thursday and said he must serve at least 21 years .
She said : “ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defendants must have been planning this terrorist operation for some time , preparing fake suicide belts and multiple weapons for the purpose .
“ It is no accident the January 9 attack came just weeks after the London Bridge attack in November 2019.
” Former Whitemoor inmate Usman Khan killed Cambridge University graduates Jack Merritt , 25 , and Saskia Jones , 23 , in a terror attack at Fishmongers ’ Hall .
The judge added : “ These defendants , inside prison , didn ’ t have ready access to weapons or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and execute a terrorist attack with what they could get their hands upon in prison.
” Ziamani , with a shaved head and beard , showed no emotion but clasped his hands together as he left the dock flanked by five dock officers .
Hockton will be sentenced later on Thursday .
The terror attack is believed to be the first of its kind inside a UK jail , although a homemade IRA bomb was exploded inside Crumlin Road Prison in Belfast in 1991 .
Ziamani , originally from Camberwell , south London @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was caught with a hammer and knife on his way to behead a soldier .
The court had heard how Ziamani and Hockton – who previously attacked another prisoner in Swaleside prison , on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent – lured “ kind and helpful ” Mr Trundle to a store cupboard on the pretext of asking for a spoon .
They then set upon the officer , targeting his vulnerable head , upper chest and neck areas while shouting “ Allahu Akbar ” .
Ziamani punched Ms Cowles and Ms Ibbotson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fake suicide belt as he said : “ I ’ ve got a bomb.
” Hockton was captured on CCTV footage charging at another officer before both inmates were restrained .
An examination of the fake suicide belts revealed one had been constructed with a battery and pressurised can and the other was made from boxer short elastic , electrical cable and plastic bottles .
The court heard the attack on Mr Trundle lasted 24 seconds and the judge said : “ The violence against him was short-lived but it was strikingly and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trundle , who has worked at Whitemoor for more than 17 years , suffered cuts to his scalp , arm and shoulder .
He said : “ Before I knew it I was on the floor on my back .
“ I did not see any weapons .
I could feel blows coming down on me .
“ I did not realise how bad the damage was to myself until I went to the hospital and looked in the mirror.
” Speaking after the verdicts , he added : “ I thank those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coming to my aid on that terrible day .
“ If it was not for their bravery and instant response , I am convinced I would not be here today.
” Giving evidence , Ziamani denied the attack was terror related .
He said he wanted to inflict some damage to get sent to a different prison because Whitemoor had become hostile to Muslims after the Fishmongers ’ Hall terror attack .
Hockton , originally from Dagenham , did not give evidence .
He admitted wounding with intent but denied the more serious @ @ @ @ @

A SICK Jihadi terrorist has been handed a life sentence after trying to murder a prison guard in a jihadist attack behind bars.
Brusthom Ziamani, 25, is five years into a 19-year sentence for a 2014 plot to behead a soldier inspired by the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby.
He and fellow Muslim convert Baz Hockton, 26, who was radicalised in jail, launched a terror attack at maximum security HMP Whitemoor in Cambridgeshire on January 9.
Prison officer Neil Trundle was left covered in blood after he was targeted by the pair armed with makeshift bladed weapons and wearing fake suicide belts as they shouted: “Allahu Akbar”.
Nurse Jayle Cowles and prison officer Georgina Ibbotson were also hurt as they tried to intervene.
Ziamani admitted assaulting the two women and he and Hockton were both found guilty of attempted murder by an Old Bailey jury on Wednesday.
Ziamani would have been eligible for parole in 2027 but the judge, Mrs Justice May, handed him a life sentence on Thursday and said he must serve at least 21 years.
She said: “It is quite plain to me that the defendants must have been planning this terrorist operation for some time, preparing fake suicide belts and multiple weapons for the purpose.
“It is no accident the January 9 attack came just weeks after the London Bridge attack in November 2019.”
Former Whitemoor inmate Usman Khan killed Cambridge University graduates Jack Merritt, 25, and Saskia Jones, 23, in a terror attack at Fishmongers’ Hall.
The judge added: “These defendants, inside prison, didn’t have ready access to weapons or explosives but did their utmost to plan and execute a terrorist attack with what they could get their hands upon in prison.”
Ziamani, with a shaved head and beard, showed no emotion but clasped his hands together as he left the dock flanked by five dock officers.
Hockton will be sentenced later on Thursday.
The terror attack is believed to be the first of its kind inside a UK jail, although a homemade IRA bomb was exploded inside Crumlin Road Prison in Belfast in 1991.
Ziamani, originally from Camberwell, south London, was jailed in 2015 after he was caught with a hammer and knife on his way to behead a soldier.
The court had heard how Ziamani and Hockton – who previously attacked another prisoner in Swaleside prison, on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent – lured “kind and helpful” Mr Trundle to a store cupboard on the pretext of asking for a spoon.
They then set upon the officer, targeting his vulnerable head, upper chest and neck areas while shouting “Allahu Akbar”.
Ziamani punched Ms Cowles and Ms Ibbotson before opening his jacket to expose a fake suicide belt as he said: “I’ve got a bomb.”
Hockton was captured on CCTV footage charging at another officer before both inmates were restrained.
An examination of the fake suicide belts revealed one had been constructed with a battery and pressurised can and the other was made from boxer short elastic, electrical cable and plastic bottles.
The court heard the attack on Mr Trundle lasted 24 seconds and the judge said: “The violence against him was short-lived but it was strikingly and shockingly ferocious while it continued.”
Mr Trundle, who has worked at Whitemoor for more than 17 years, suffered cuts to his scalp, arm and shoulder.
He said: “Before I knew it I was on the floor on my back.
“I did not see any weapons. I could feel blows coming down on me.
“I did not realise how bad the damage was to myself until I went to the hospital and looked in the mirror.”
Speaking after the verdicts, he added: “I thank those colleagues of mine who risked their lives coming to my aid on that terrible day.
“If it was not for their bravery and instant response, I am convinced I would not be here today.”
Giving evidence, Ziamani denied the attack was terror related. He said he wanted to inflict some damage to get sent to a different prison because Whitemoor had become hostile to Muslims after the Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack.
Hockton, originally from Dagenham, did not give evidence. He admitted wounding with intent but denied the more serious charge of attempted murder.


politicalite--2020-10-08--RIDICULOUS RISHI: Arts Workers Condemn “incredibly insulting” Sunak

RISHI Sunak has been accused of an “ incredibly insulting ” attitude towards the arts by frustrated workers currently unable to earn an income .
The Chancellor was criticised this week when , during an interview about the effect of the pandemic on people working in the arts , he spoke about the need to “ adapt ” and suggested there would be “ fresh and new opportunities ” available for those who could not do their old jobs .
Mr Sunak later denied he was suggesting people in the struggling creative industries should retrain and find other jobs after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , for many it seemed indicative of what they see as an unsympathetic attitude from the Government towards the arts .
Sean Chriscole , an actor from Manchester , told Politicalite : “ Myself and many of the people in the arts sector have seen how Rishi Sunak and the Government in general have been responding to this pandemic .
“ We ’ re seeing through what Rishi Sunak is saying.
” The Chancellor ’ s talk of having to “ adapt ” was not received well by some freelance workers in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have second and third jobs .
“ Whenever they bring up the arts or culture , retraining or adapting is very quick to follow , ” Rachel Heyburn , a theatre director from London , added .
“ Seventy per cent of the theatre industry is freelance , and the nature of being freelance is that you almost certainly have a parallel career already , because there will always be some downtime when you ’ re not working.
” “ The jobs we do are anything from waiting to shop work to office @ @ @ @ @ @ @ across the board – so to be told that we constantly need to adapt is incredibly insulting considering that we ’ re already all doing it anyway all the time.
” Mr Sunak pointed towards a £1.57 billion fund which is set to be distributed to arts institutions as evidence that the Government is offering support to the sector .
But with so many in the industry working on a freelance basis , very little of that money is likely to filter directly through to creatives who produce art and culture .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because we don ’ t have contracts , ” said Joe Austin , a theatre and opera director from London .
“ The institutions , some of them , are able to apply and keep the buildings going , but that ’ s not going into people ’ s livelihoods , people ’ s work.
” Some arts freelancers have been able to claim support via the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme , while others who are not eligible are being left reliant on universal credit .
Mr Chriscole , 29 , added that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s claim to care “ deeply ” about the arts , adding : “ You can stand up in the Houses of Parliament and say you ’ re pro-arts and that you support our industry , but if we as a collective voice are telling you ‘ we don ’ t feel like we ’ re being supported ’ then maybe you should listen and actually act.
” Those within the industry argue that , before lockdown , it was not only thriving but providing a financial boost to other sectors .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and culture industry contributes more than £10 billion a year to the UK economy , with £3 spent on food , drink , accommodation and travel for every £1 spent on theatre tickets .
During lockdown , many people turned to TV , films , music and podcasts to keep themselves entertained while stuck at home .
“ That ’ s come from arts funding , ” Mr Austin , 39 , said .
“ That ’ s come from our arts institutions , and that ’ s come from creative minds producing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ integral to our way of life , it ’ s critically important to our society ’ s outlook .
“ We ’ re so proud of our arts and yet we don ’ t support them.
” With a number of theatres already having gone into administration , there are fears that many more companies , especially smaller ones , could go out of business .
Mr Austin said : “ I think larger institutions will survive , but I think the more interesting , more diverse art organisations which are promoting more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be able to survive .
”

RISHI Sunak has been accused of an “incredibly insulting” attitude towards the arts by frustrated workers currently unable to earn an income.
The Chancellor was criticised this week when, during an interview about the effect of the pandemic on people working in the arts, he spoke about the need to “adapt” and suggested there would be “fresh and new opportunities” available for those who could not do their old jobs.
Mr Sunak later denied he was suggesting people in the struggling creative industries should retrain and find other jobs after coronavirus left them unable to work.
However, for many it seemed indicative of what they see as an unsympathetic attitude from the Government towards the arts.
Sean Chriscole, an actor from Manchester, told Politicalite: “Myself and many of the people in the arts sector have seen how Rishi Sunak and the Government in general have been responding to this pandemic.
“We’re seeing through what Rishi Sunak is saying.”
The Chancellor’s talk of having to “adapt” was not received well by some freelance workers in the industry, many of whom already have second and third jobs.
“Whenever they bring up the arts or culture, retraining or adapting is very quick to follow,” Rachel Heyburn, a theatre director from London, added.
“Seventy per cent of the theatre industry is freelance, and the nature of being freelance is that you almost certainly have a parallel career already, because there will always be some downtime when you’re not working.”
“The jobs we do are anything from waiting to shop work to office work – all sorts of different skills across the board – so to be told that we constantly need to adapt is incredibly insulting considering that we’re already all doing it anyway all the time.”
Mr Sunak pointed towards a £1.57 billion fund which is set to be distributed to arts institutions as evidence that the Government is offering support to the sector.
But with so many in the industry working on a freelance basis, very little of that money is likely to filter directly through to creatives who produce art and culture.
“We as freelancers see nothing of that because we don’t have contracts,” said Joe Austin, a theatre and opera director from London.
“The institutions, some of them, are able to apply and keep the buildings going, but that’s not going into people’s livelihoods, people’s work.”
Some arts freelancers have been able to claim support via the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme, while others who are not eligible are being left reliant on universal credit.
Mr Chriscole, 29, added that he was sceptical about Mr Sunak’s claim to care “deeply” about the arts, adding: “You can stand up in the Houses of Parliament and say you’re pro-arts and that you support our industry, but if we as a collective voice are telling you ‘we don’t feel like we’re being supported’ then maybe you should listen and actually act.”
Those within the industry argue that, before lockdown, it was not only thriving but providing a financial boost to other sectors.
According to Arts Council England, the arts and culture industry contributes more than £10 billion a year to the UK economy, with £3 spent on food, drink, accommodation and travel for every £1 spent on theatre tickets.
During lockdown, many people turned to TV, films, music and podcasts to keep themselves entertained while stuck at home.
“That’s come from arts funding,” Mr Austin, 39, said. “That’s come from our arts institutions, and that’s come from creative minds producing creative work.
“The arts is integral to our way of life, it’s critically important to our society’s outlook.
“We’re so proud of our arts and yet we don’t support them.”
With a number of theatres already having gone into administration, there are fears that many more companies, especially smaller ones, could go out of business.
Mr Austin said: “I think larger institutions will survive, but I think the more interesting, more diverse art organisations which are promoting more diverse works are just simply not going to be able to survive.”


politicalite--2020-10-08--STARMER SHOWDOWN: Boris Faces Defeat Over 10pm Curfew as Labour Mounts Attack

BORIS Johnson is facing a Commons defeat with his backbenchers next week as MPs vote on the Government ’ s controversial 10pm curfew restrictions .
Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg told the Commons that next Tuesday MPs will get to debate the measures , that apply to pubs and restaurants in England , and which he assured the House were necessary .
It follows a vote on the rule of six regulations this week , which 12 Conservatives voted against , while several others abstained or voiced concerns in the chamber .
Asked by his Labour opposite number Valerie Vaz for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reduced the spread of Covid-19 , Mr Rees-Mogg said : “ As regards to evidence for individual measures , the Government is acting on the advice of Sage ( Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ) .
“ The Government has consistently acted on the advice of Sage and all these measures come in on the best available advice – that is the whole point of having Sage in the first place.
” He also told MPs that the Government has moved the debate on the 10pm curfew to the main chamber to allow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ am very glad to say that we now have a system where issues of national significance will be debated on the floor of the House .
“ And I would note on the 10pm curfew , it is a nationally significant measure , and even though it is not strictly caught by the Health Secretary ’ s commitment last week , the Government took the decision to move the debate to the floor of the House in recognition of the level of the demand for the debate .
“ So we are being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and ensuring proper scrutiny.
” Last week , Matt Hancock promised MPs a vote “ wherever possible ” on England or UK-wide coronavirus rules before they come into force .
Former minister Sir Desmond Swayne , who was one of the Tory rebels on the rule of six measures , questioned whether the local lockdowns were working .
He added : “ On Tuesday , instead of filling the time with newspeak designed to obscure the blindingly obvious , will he ensure that the minister focuses rigorously on the key question ?
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ answer why aren ’ t they working ?
” Responding , Mr Rees-Mogg said : “ The lockdown measures have been implemented to try and stop the spread of the disease .
“ A disease that is communicated by people meeting is bound to be reduced in circulation if people meet less .
“ And we saw that with the first lockdown , that it stopped people meeting and therefore the numbers affected by the disease declined.
” Earlier , Mr Rees-Mogg rejected an assertion by SNP MP Alyn Smith ( Stirling ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during the pandemic has been too little .
Mr Rees-Mogg said : “ To call this insignificant , insufficient , is to assume there is a bottomless pit of money .
There isn ’ t .
“ There is taxpayers ’ money and that is being used to try to preserve jobs and to protect the economy .
”

BORIS Johnson is facing a Commons defeat with his backbenchers next week as MPs vote on the Government’s controversial 10pm curfew restrictions.
Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg told the Commons that next Tuesday MPs will get to debate the measures, that apply to pubs and restaurants in England, and which he assured the House were necessary.
It follows a vote on the rule of six regulations this week, which 12 Conservatives voted against, while several others abstained or voiced concerns in the chamber.
Asked by his Labour opposite number Valerie Vaz for the evidence that closing hospitality venues early reduced the spread of Covid-19, Mr Rees-Mogg said: “As regards to evidence for individual measures, the Government is acting on the advice of Sage (Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies).
“The Government has consistently acted on the advice of Sage and all these measures come in on the best available advice – that is the whole point of having Sage in the first place.”
He also told MPs that the Government has moved the debate on the 10pm curfew to the main chamber to allow greater scrutiny, adding: “I am very glad to say that we now have a system where issues of national significance will be debated on the floor of the House.
“And I would note on the 10pm curfew, it is a nationally significant measure, and even though it is not strictly caught by the Health Secretary’s commitment last week, the Government took the decision to move the debate to the floor of the House in recognition of the level of the demand for the debate.
“So we are being responsive to what is being asked for and ensuring proper scrutiny.”
Last week, Matt Hancock promised MPs a vote “wherever possible” on England or UK-wide coronavirus rules before they come into force.
Former minister Sir Desmond Swayne, who was one of the Tory rebels on the rule of six measures, questioned whether the local lockdowns were working.
He added: “On Tuesday, instead of filling the time with newspeak designed to obscure the blindingly obvious, will he ensure that the minister focuses rigorously on the key question?
“Namely, if lockdown measures are the answer why aren’t they working?”
Responding, Mr Rees-Mogg said: “The lockdown measures have been implemented to try and stop the spread of the disease.
“A disease that is communicated by people meeting is bound to be reduced in circulation if people meet less.
“And we saw that with the first lockdown, that it stopped people meeting and therefore the numbers affected by the disease declined.”
Earlier, Mr Rees-Mogg rejected an assertion by SNP MP Alyn Smith (Stirling) that the Government’s economic support during the pandemic has been too little.
Mr Rees-Mogg said: “To call this insignificant, insufficient, is to assume there is a bottomless pit of money. There isn’t.
“There is taxpayers’ money and that is being used to try to preserve jobs and to protect the economy.”


politicalite--2020-10-08--CAMILLA CARE: Duchess of Cornwall Cuts Up Food for Blind Senior at Care Home

THE DUCHESS of Cornwall was praised after visiting a community centre where she served lunch to a group of pensioners to help shine a light on the work of the Royal Voluntary Service .
Camilla cut up food for one elderly customer who is almost blind and was unaware her waitress was a member of the Royal Family .
The Duchess was visiting the Mill End Community Centre in Rickmansworth , Hertfordshire , on Thursday , in her role as patron of the Royal Voluntary Service ( RVS ) , one of the largest volunteering organisations in Great Britain .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ gammon , mash potatoes , carrots and peas in front of Kay Francis , 96 , she was asked : “ Aren ’ t you going to cut it up ?
” Volunteers tried to step in , but the duchess said : “ Of course I will .
More than happy to help.
” “ Sorry , I can ’ t see , ” replied Kay , oblivious as to who was helping her .
“ Not to worry , I don ’ t think I can see either , ” Camilla @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mill End lunch club which provides hot meals and company for elderly people in the area .
Before the coronavirus pandemic , it was open five days a week but can now only cater for a smaller number of people four days a week .
Doris Winfield , 86 , who invited the duchess , said she was delighted to meet her in person at last , after secretly speaking together since spring by telephone and letter .
The mother-of-three said : “ She ’ s just a lovely , lovely lady .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and write to me without anyone knowing about it .
“ Lockdown was a very lonely time for people like me , I really missed coming here .
I used to come every day and now I only come two .
“ Her letters cheered me up no end.
” While serving the lunches , the duchess joked : “ I feel like one of those contestants on MasterChef !
” Pointing to the visor she was wearing , she laughed and added : “ I can ’ t see a thing , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Camilla also stayed on to decorate the trifles for pudding with cream , chocolate sprinkles and raspberries , joking : “ I ’ m not very good at this bit.
” As her visit came to an end , the duchess told the diners : “ I ’ ve tried my hand in the kitchen , not very successfully , but I just wanted to thank all the volunteers , you do the most wonderful job .
“ I am very proud to be part of the RVS , I am sure all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do.
” “ I hope everyone will get up and do their bit to volunteer .
”

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THE DUCHESS of Cornwall was praised after visiting a community centre where she served lunch to a group of pensioners to help shine a light on the work of the Royal Voluntary Service.
Camilla cut up food for one elderly customer who is almost blind and was unaware her waitress was a member of the Royal Family.
The Duchess was visiting the Mill End Community Centre in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, on Thursday, in her role as patron of the Royal Voluntary Service (RVS), one of the largest volunteering organisations in Great Britain.
As Camilla placed a steaming plate of gammon, mash potatoes, carrots and peas in front of Kay Francis, 96, she was asked: “Aren’t you going to cut it up?”
Volunteers tried to step in, but the duchess said: “Of course I will. More than happy to help.”
“Sorry, I can’t see,” replied Kay, oblivious as to who was helping her.
“Not to worry, I don’t think I can see either,” Camilla responded.
The duchess was at the Mill End lunch club which provides hot meals and company for elderly people in the area.
Before the coronavirus pandemic, it was open five days a week but can now only cater for a smaller number of people four days a week.
Doris Winfield, 86, who invited the duchess, said she was delighted to meet her in person at last, after secretly speaking together since spring by telephone and letter.
The mother-of-three said: “She’s just a lovely, lovely lady. She has taken time out to speak and write to me without anyone knowing about it.
“Lockdown was a very lonely time for people like me, I really missed coming here. I used to come every day and now I only come two.
“Her letters cheered me up no end.”
While serving the lunches, the duchess joked: “I feel like one of those contestants on MasterChef!”
Pointing to the visor she was wearing, she laughed and added: “I can’t see a thing, this is all steaming up!”
Camilla also stayed on to decorate the trifles for pudding with cream, chocolate sprinkles and raspberries, joking: “I’m not very good at this bit.”
As her visit came to an end, the duchess told the diners: “I’ve tried my hand in the kitchen, not very successfully, but I just wanted to thank all the volunteers, you do the most wonderful job.
“I am very proud to be part of the RVS, I am sure all these ladies here appreciate how much you do.”
“I hope everyone will get up and do their bit to volunteer.”


politicalite--2020-10-09--EXCLUSIVE: Kate ‘driven to Bulimia’ by Prince William’s Affair during last Pregnancy, claims US Maga

EXCLUSIVE: Kate ‘driven to Bulimia’ by Prince William’s Affair during last Pregnancy, claims US Magazine

A US magazine has claimed that Prince William has driven wife Kate Middleton to an eating disorder after he had an extra-marital affair with the Marchioness of Cholmondeley , Politicalite can reveal .
Prince William , 38 has been accused of cheating on Wife Kate with neighbour Rose Hanbury , leaving Kate distraught .
The Affair is also said to be behind one of reasons the ‘ Fab Four ’ split – ripping up the Royal Family and sending Prince Harry to live in Los Angeles with wife Meg .
Royal sources claimed to Politicalite that Kate ’ s severe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ caused by William ’ s affair with Hanbury , during her last pregnancy .
Last year , a story was leaked to the British tabloids claiming that Kate Middleton had fell out with her Norfolk neighbor , Rose Hanbury , the Marchioness of Cholmondeley , and now royal sources are claiming that the reason for the fallout was due to an affair with her husband , Prince William .
“ The affair was well-publicized across the World but was subject to a news blackout in the UK.
” said the source .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quite some time using the Dukan ( Atkins ) diet but her recent weight loss and haggard appearance seem to indicate a deeper disturbance and an eating disorder.
” The news of Williams affair has been compared to those extra-marital actions of the Dukes father , The Prince of Wales , who drove Princess Diana to Bulimia in the 1980s .
“ William knew about Diana ’ s troubles with Charles and his liaison with Camilla causing his mother Diana ’ s bulimia , yet William chose to act on his entitlement side @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Kate with his affair with Rose.
” said our insider .
“ William ’ s affair with Rose wouldn ’ t be the first time rumours circulated about his wandering eye.
” “ Occasionally , the press took note .
He was photographed partying with two women a during a ski trip to Verbier with his male friends while Kate was pregnant in 2017.
” claimed our source .
“ Possibly what set Kate off on a downward spiral with the Rose affair is that Rose was one of Kate ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ damaging .
” “ Kate tried to get William to cut off their friendship with Rose and her husband David in early 2019.
” “ That set off the rumours about William and Rose ’ s affair.
” “ Then William and Kate tried to deny the rumours with William taking the usual step of threatening the press.
” Many of the British tabloids have reported the story to be false , and that “ both women have considered legal action but , because none of the reports have been able to offer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is about , they have chosen to ignore it.
” No longer can it be ignored , now that it ’ s been leaked to the US magazines .

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A US magazine has claimed that Prince William has driven wife Kate Middleton to an eating disorder after he had an extra-marital affair with the Marchioness of Cholmondeley, Politicalite can reveal.
Prince William, 38 has been accused of cheating on Wife Kate with neighbour Rose Hanbury, leaving Kate distraught. The Affair is also said to be behind one of reasons the ‘Fab Four’ split – ripping up the Royal Family and sending Prince Harry to live in Los Angeles with wife Meg.
Royal sources claimed to Politicalite that Kate’s severe weight loss and eating disorder have been caused by William’s affair with Hanbury, during her last pregnancy.
Last year, a story was leaked to the British tabloids claiming that Kate Middleton had fell out with her Norfolk neighbor, Rose Hanbury, the Marchioness of Cholmondeley, and now royal sources are claiming that the reason for the fallout was due to an affair with her husband, Prince William.
“The affair was well-publicized across the World but was subject to a news blackout in the UK.” said the source.
“Kate has kept herself too thin for quite some time using the Dukan (Atkins) diet but her recent weight loss and haggard appearance seem to indicate a deeper disturbance and an eating disorder.”
The news of Williams affair has been compared to those extra-marital actions of the Dukes father, The Prince of Wales, who drove Princess Diana to Bulimia in the 1980s.
“William knew about Diana’s troubles with Charles and his liaison with Camilla causing his mother Diana’s bulimia, yet William chose to act on his entitlement side to ignore possible damage he might do to Kate with his affair with Rose.” said our insider.
“William’s affair with Rose wouldn’t be the first time rumours circulated about his wandering eye.”
“Occasionally, the press took note. He was photographed partying with two women a during a ski trip to Verbier with his male friends while Kate was pregnant in 2017.” claimed our source.
“Possibly what set Kate off on a downward spiral with the Rose affair is that Rose was one of Kate’s close friends so the intrigue was more damaging. ”
“Kate tried to get William to cut off their friendship with Rose and her husband David in early 2019.”
“That set off the rumours about William and Rose’s affair.”
“Then William and Kate tried to deny the rumours with William taking the usual step of threatening the press.”
Many of the British tabloids have reported the story to be false, and that “both women have considered legal action but, because none of the reports have been able to offer any evidence about what the so-called dispute is about, they have chosen to ignore it.”
No longer can it be ignored, now that it’s been leaked to the US magazines.
Politicalite attempted to contact Kensington Palace for comment.


politicalite--2020-10-10--COVID GESTAPO: Boris Orders Marshals To Target Weddings and Pubs Wearing Body Cameras

BORIS Johnson has ordered Covid-19 marshalls to target weddings and pubs wearing body cameras to film Brits enjoying life amid Coronavirus .
The Sun reported that the Marshalls will be given a whopping £30million to enforce rules and have been provided with bodycams and radios .
The COVID Gestapo recruits will be given lists of steps that should be being taken in businesses such as restaurants , pubs , takeaways , shops , and wedding venues as well as “ close contact ” services like hairdressers .
PROTESTERS hit London on Saturday to rally against coronavirus restrictions .
Piers Corbyn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Party leader Jeremy , announced on Twitter his expected participation in the march .
The UK government in late September introduced a series of measures for England including a ban on social gatherings of more than six people , limiting opening hours for pubs and restaurants , and making face masks compulsory for bar staff and non-seated customers .
The measures were brought in to curb an increase in the COVID-19 infection rate .
Since the beginning of the outbreak , the UK has recorded over 561,815 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 42,582 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control .

BORIS Johnson has ordered Covid-19 marshalls to target weddings and pubs wearing body cameras to film Brits enjoying life amid Coronavirus.
The Sun reported that the Marshalls will be given a whopping £30million to enforce rules and have been provided with bodycams and radios.
The COVID Gestapo recruits will be given lists of steps that should be being taken in businesses such as restaurants, pubs, takeaways, shops, and wedding venues as well as “close contact” services like hairdressers.
RALLY AGAINST BORIS’ POWER GRAB
PROTESTERS hit London on Saturday to rally against coronavirus restrictions.
Piers Corbyn, the brother of the former Labour Party leader Jeremy, announced on Twitter his expected participation in the march.
The UK government in late September introduced a series of measures for England including a ban on social gatherings of more than six people, limiting opening hours for pubs and restaurants, and making face masks compulsory for bar staff and non-seated customers.
The measures were brought in to curb an increase in the COVID-19 infection rate.
Since the beginning of the outbreak, the UK has recorded over 561,815 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 42,582 related deaths, according to data compiled by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.


politicalite--2020-10-10--WATCH LIVE: Protesters Hold Rally Against Boris Johnson’s COVID measures in London

POLITICALITE is live from London on Saturday , October 10 , as protesters against coronavirus restrictions march in the British @ @ @ @ @ the brother of the former Labour Party leader Jeremy , announced on Twitter his expected @ @ @ @ @ The UK government in late September introduced a series of measures for England including a @ @ @ @ @ more than six people , limiting opening hours for pubs and restaurants , and making @ @ @ @ @ staff and non-seated customers .
The measures were brought in to curb an increase in @ @ @ @ @ Since the beginning of the outbreak , the UK has recorded over 561,815 confirmed cases @ @ @ @ @ deaths , according to data compiled by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control @

POLITICALITE is live from London on Saturday, October 10, as protesters against coronavirus restrictions march in the British capital.
Piers Corbyn, the brother of the former Labour Party leader Jeremy, announced on Twitter his expected participation in the march.
The UK government in late September introduced a series of measures for England including a ban on social gatherings of more than six people, limiting opening hours for pubs and restaurants, and making face masks compulsory for bar staff and non-seated customers.
The measures were brought in to curb an increase in the COVID-19 infection rate.
Since the beginning of the outbreak, the UK has recorded over 561,815 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 42,582 related deaths, according to data compiled by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.


politicalite--2020-10-11--LADCROOK GROVE: Drug dealer JAILED after NCA swoop on SHOTGUN in Ladbroke Grove

A MAN has been jailed for over nine years after a sawn-off shotgun and cash was recovered as part of an operation by the joint National Crime Agency and Metropolitan Police Service Organised Crime Partnership .
Peter O ’ Donnell , 36 , was arrested on Friday 12 June after OCP officers recovered a sawn-off shotgun from a taxi travelling away from his home in Ladbroke Grove .
The taxi was occupied by an associate of O ’ Donnell ’ s to whom he had given possession of the weapon , along with five shotgun cartridges .
After realising the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Donnell attempted to flee his flat on Chesterton Road in a separate taxi .
He was detained by MPS armed officers who found five mobile phones in his possession , one of which was an encrypted EncroChat device .
He also had close to £17,000 in cash in his rucksack .
In a search of his flat , officers recovered drug dealing paraphernalia , traces of cocaine and over £500 in cash .
Messages recovered from his EncroChat phone as part of Operation Venetic – the UK investigation into the encrypted messaging platform @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dealing activities .
O ’ Donnell subsequently pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm and ammunition , the supply of class A drugs and money laundering .
He was sentenced yesterday at Isleworth Crown Court to nine years and four months in prison .
The judge also ordered the forfeiture of the £17,505 seized from him at arrest .
Matt McMillan from the Organised Crime Partnership said : “ O ’ Donnell was a serious criminal who posed a significant threat to others through his supply of class A drugs and possession of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this operation put an end to his illicit activity , it removed a dangerous weapon from circulation .
“ The NCA and MPS will continue to work together to protect the public from the serious and organised criminals who are responsible for fuelling violent crime across the UK .
”

A MAN has been jailed for over nine years after a sawn-off shotgun and cash was recovered as part of an operation by the joint National Crime Agency and Metropolitan Police Service Organised Crime Partnership.
Peter O’Donnell, 36, was arrested on Friday 12 June after OCP officers recovered a sawn-off shotgun from a taxi travelling away from his home in Ladbroke Grove.
The taxi was occupied by an associate of O’Donnell’s to whom he had given possession of the weapon, along with five shotgun cartridges.
After realising the shotgun had been seized , O’Donnell attempted to flee his flat on Chesterton Road in a separate taxi.
He was detained by MPS armed officers who found five mobile phones in his possession, one of which was an encrypted EncroChat device. He also had close to £17,000 in cash in his rucksack.
In a search of his flat, officers recovered drug dealing paraphernalia, traces of cocaine and over £500 in cash.
Messages recovered from his EncroChat phone as part of Operation Venetic – the UK investigation into the encrypted messaging platform – provided further evidence of his drug dealing activities.
O’Donnell subsequently pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm and ammunition, the supply of class A drugs and money laundering. He was sentenced yesterday at Isleworth Crown Court to nine years and four months in prison.
The judge also ordered the forfeiture of the £17,505 seized from him at arrest.
Matt McMillan from the Organised Crime Partnership said: “O’Donnell was a serious criminal who posed a significant threat to others through his supply of class A drugs and possession of a firearm.
“Not only did this operation put an end to his illicit activity, it removed a dangerous weapon from circulation.
“The NCA and MPS will continue to work together to protect the public from the serious and organised criminals who are responsible for fuelling violent crime across the UK.”


politicalite--2020-10-11--SEIZE SQUAD: Muslim Mafia Boss’ £10m Property Empire SEIZED by Britain’s NCA

A MUSLIM Mafia boss with links to serious criminals has lost his vast property empire worth nearly £10m after a National Crime Agency investigation .
The agency secured an Unexplained Wealth Order against eight properties owned by 40-year-old Mansoor ‘ Manni ’ Mahmood Hussain , formerly of Sandmoor Drive in Leeds .
The UWO – part of the UK ’ s armoury in the fight against illicit finance – was the first one obtained solely on an individual ’ s alleged involvement in serious organised crime .
He submitted 127 lever arch folders and a 76-page statement to explain where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – but he inadvertently gave NCA investigators clues to make a bigger case against him .
A freezing order was obtained stopping the sale or transfer of the original eight properties , plus a further nine that were identified .
The NCA argued that Hussain had failed to fully comply with the requirements of the UWO , and his non-compliance provided a good case that a number of the properties were funded by criminal associates .
Hussain , who has links to a murderer jailed for 26 years , an armed robber and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accountant , used threats of violence and blackmail to buy his properties , the NCA claimed .
As part of the first recovery in a UWO case , Hussain agreed to hand over 45 properties in London , Cheshire and Leeds , four parcels of land , as well as other assets and £583,950 in cash , with a combined value of £9,802,828 .
The settlement was agreed on 24th August , and the High Court sealed the recovery order on 2 October 2020 .
Graeme Biggar , NCA Director General of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ This case is a milestone , demonstrating the power of Unexplained Wealth Orders , with significant implications for how we pursue illicit finance in the UK .
“ This ground breaking investigation has recovered of millions of pounds worth of criminally obtained property .
It is crucial for the economic health of local communities such as Leeds , and for the country as a whole , that we ensure property and other assets are held legitimately .
“ I am determined to bring together all the resources of the public and private @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the corrosive impact of illicit finance.
” Hussain ’ s association with criminals included Mohammed Nisar Khan , who is currently serving 26 years for murder .
In 2016 Hussain paid a £134k confiscation order for Khan ’ s brother Shamsher , who had been convicted of fraud and money laundering .
He also allowed convicted armed robber Dennis Slade to stay rent free in his seven bedroom house in Sandmoor Drive .
Following Slade ’ s release from prison , he stayed rent free in a penthouse apartment owned by Hussain in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 15 years , convicted fraudster Stephen Farman has managed Hussain ’ s accounts .
Andy Lewis , Head of Civil Recovery at the NCA , said : “ Mansoor Hussain thought he had hidden the criminality associated with the source of his property empire , but he didn ’ t count on our tenacity .
“ Far from taking his UWO response at face value , we studied what he had and hadn ’ t divulged .
We could then use that information to look far enough back to uncover the hidden skeletons @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the wealth of evidence in this case has led to a settlement which not only meets our operational goals , but frees up our investigators and legal team to pursue other cases.
” UWOs were introduced under the Criminal Finances Act 2017 and came into force on 31st January 2018 .
The NCA secured the first UWO one month later , against £30m worth of assets held by Zamira Hajiyeva and her husband .
Associated orders introduced by the same legislation , such as Account Freezing Orders , have been obtained in in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The NCA has secured 85 AFOs with a combined value of more than £180m .

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A MUSLIM Mafia boss with links to serious criminals has lost his vast property empire worth nearly £10m after a National Crime Agency investigation.
The agency secured an Unexplained Wealth Order against eight properties owned by 40-year-old Mansoor ‘Manni’ Mahmood Hussain, formerly of Sandmoor Drive in Leeds.
The UWO – part of the UK’s armoury in the fight against illicit finance – was the first one obtained solely on an individual’s alleged involvement in serious organised crime.
He submitted 127 lever arch folders and a 76-page statement to explain where his money came from for the properties – but he inadvertently gave NCA investigators clues to make a bigger case against him.
A freezing order was obtained stopping the sale or transfer of the original eight properties, plus a further nine that were identified.
The NCA argued that Hussain had failed to fully comply with the requirements of the UWO, and his non-compliance provided a good case that a number of the properties were funded by criminal associates.
Hussain, who has links to a murderer jailed for 26 years, an armed robber and a convicted fraudster who acted as his accountant, used threats of violence and blackmail to buy his properties, the NCA claimed.
As part of the first recovery in a UWO case, Hussain agreed to hand over 45 properties in London, Cheshire and Leeds, four parcels of land, as well as other assets and £583,950 in cash, with a combined value of £9,802,828.
The settlement was agreed on 24th August, and the High Court sealed the recovery order on 2 October 2020.
Graeme Biggar, NCA Director General of the National Economic Crime Centre, said: “This case is a milestone, demonstrating the power of Unexplained Wealth Orders, with significant implications for how we pursue illicit finance in the UK.
“This ground breaking investigation has recovered of millions of pounds worth of criminally obtained property. It is crucial for the economic health of local communities such as Leeds, and for the country as a whole, that we ensure property and other assets are held legitimately.
“I am determined to bring together all the resources of the public and private sector to protect the UK economy from the corrosive impact of illicit finance.”
Hussain’s association with criminals included Mohammed Nisar Khan, who is currently serving 26 years for murder. In 2016 Hussain paid a £134k confiscation order for Khan’s brother Shamsher, who had been convicted of fraud and money laundering.
He also allowed convicted armed robber Dennis Slade to stay rent free in his seven bedroom house in Sandmoor Drive. Following Slade’s release from prison, he stayed rent free in a penthouse apartment owned by Hussain in Leeds city centre.
For the last 15 years, convicted fraudster Stephen Farman has managed Hussain’s accounts.
Andy Lewis, Head of Civil Recovery at the NCA, said: “Mansoor Hussain thought he had hidden the criminality associated with the source of his property empire, but he didn’t count on our tenacity.
“Far from taking his UWO response at face value, we studied what he had and hadn’t divulged. We could then use that information to look far enough back to uncover the hidden skeletons in his financial closet.
“Ultimately the wealth of evidence in this case has led to a settlement which not only meets our operational goals, but frees up our investigators and legal team to pursue other cases.”
UWOs were introduced under the Criminal Finances Act 2017 and came into force on 31st January 2018. The NCA secured the first UWO one month later, against £30m worth of assets held by Zamira Hajiyeva and her husband.
Associated orders introduced by the same legislation, such as Account Freezing Orders, have been obtained in in a number of civil recovery cases. The NCA has secured 85 AFOs with a combined value of more than £180m.


politicalite--2020-10-11--DISUNITED KINGDOM: Greater Manchester Starts Legal Proceedings To Stop Northern Lockdown

GREATER Manchester has launched legal proceedings to challenge any impending Government restrictions on hospitality and entertainment venues across the north of England .
Different parts of England will be split up into “ medium ” , “ high ” , or “ very high ” local Covid alert areas under a new three tier system Boris Johnson is expected to announce later today .
The classification of areas will determine what type of “ appropriate interventions ” are to be made in them to combat the coronavirus outbreak .
The move comes after the Prime Minister held a telephone conference @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the situation .
Downing Street said the Government is working with local leaders to determine the areas to be covered by the very high alert level , and the measures needed in those places .
Mr Johnson will chair a top level COBRA committee meeting Monday on the issue “ to determine the final interventions ” he will then announce to Parliament .
MPs will be asked to debate and vote on the measures later this week .
The Prime Minister will also hold a press conference in Downing Street with Chancellor Rishi @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Chris Whitty on Monday .
However , some Northern leaders made it clear they are unhappy with the situation .
Sacha Lord , night time economy adviser to the Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham , has started legal proceedings to challenge any impending Government restrictions on hospitality and entertainment venues across the north of England .
He said : “ There is currently no tangible scientific evidence to merit a full closure of the hospitality and entertainment sectors .
“ Our discussions and ongoing calls for evidence have been ignored and we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to escalate the matter further .
“ Supported by the Mayor of Greater Manchester , Andy Burnham , we have now engaged lawyers to begin a Judicial Review into the legality of the emergency restrictions due to be imposed on the hospitality and entertainment sectors.
” Steve Rotheram , the mayor of Liverpool city region , said in a statement : “ Since Friday , myself , and the leaders of our local councils have been in dialogue with the government .
“ Government have been clear from the start that they plan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tier 3 and plan on announcing this tomorrow .
“ Whilst we have asked for the evidence to support that decision , none has been forthcoming .
“ Throughout , we have been clear that new restrictions must come with the financial support to protect local jobs and businesses .
“ No agreement has yet been reached on this point and negotiations are ongoing .
As in all these things , the devil will be in the detail .
A deal is not a deal until it is agreed.
” Before the statement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Prime Minister spoke to Mr Rotheram on Sunday .
Downing Street said : “ They discussed the huge challenge from rising numbers of Covid cases in the region and pledged to work together on combatting the virus.
” The Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson tweeted : “ We have not agreed anything , we have been told this is what Government intends to do with ‘ no buts ’ .
” A Downing Street spokesperson said : “ Our primary focus has always been to protect lives and livelihoods while controlling the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will help achieve that aim .
“ We must do everything we can to protect the NHS and make sure it can continue to deliver the essential services that so many people rely on.
” “ This is a critical juncture and it is absolutely vital that everyone follows the clear guidance we have set out to help contain the virus.
” Number 10 stressed the extent of discussions with local leaders over the weekend following criticism from some Northern authorities and mayors that not enough consultation had been taking place since the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that senior Number 10 advisers and Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick held discussions local authority chiefs and mayors from “ the highest areas of concern ” .
The spokesperson said : “ Government representatives thanked the significant contribution of local leaders in the response to the virus , and reiterated the importance of their roles in helping to shape the package of measures for areas with high prevalence as the country continues to work together to tackle the coronavirus epidemic.
” “ Discussions were held on how Government and local authorities could also work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the public sector to help increase the effectiveness of NHS Test and Trace.
” Number 10 said there would also be a “ public data briefing ” in Downing Street Monday morning with deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van Tam and representatives from the NHS .

GREATER Manchester has launched legal proceedings to challenge any impending Government restrictions on hospitality and entertainment venues across the north of England.
Different parts of England will be split up into “medium”, “high”, or “very high” local Covid alert areas under a new three tier system Boris Johnson is expected to announce later today.
The classification of areas will determine what type of “appropriate interventions” are to be made in them to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
The move comes after the Prime Minister held a telephone conference with Cabinet colleagues on Sunday to discuss the situation.
Downing Street said the Government is working with local leaders to determine the areas to be covered by the very high alert level, and the measures needed in those places.
Mr Johnson will chair a top level COBRA committee meeting Monday on the issue “to determine the final interventions” he will then announce to Parliament.
MPs will be asked to debate and vote on the measures later this week.
The Prime Minister will also hold a press conference in Downing Street with Chancellor Rishi Sunak and the chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty on Monday.
However, some Northern leaders made it clear they are unhappy with the situation.
Sacha Lord, night time economy adviser to the Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, has started legal proceedings to challenge any impending Government restrictions on hospitality and entertainment venues across the north of England.
He said: “There is currently no tangible scientific evidence to merit a full closure of the hospitality and entertainment sectors.
“Our discussions and ongoing calls for evidence have been ignored and we have therefore been left with little choice but to escalate the matter further.
“Supported by the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, we have now engaged lawyers to begin a Judicial Review into the legality of the emergency restrictions due to be imposed on the hospitality and entertainment sectors.”
Steve Rotheram, the mayor of Liverpool city region, said in a statement: “Since Friday, myself, and the leaders of our local councils have been in dialogue with the government.
“Government have been clear from the start that they plan on placing the Liverpool City Region in tier 3 and plan on announcing this tomorrow.
“Whilst we have asked for the evidence to support that decision, none has been forthcoming.
“Throughout, we have been clear that new restrictions must come with the financial support to protect local jobs and businesses.
“No agreement has yet been reached on this point and negotiations are ongoing. As in all these things, the devil will be in the detail. A deal is not a deal until it is agreed.”
Before the statement was released, Number 10 said that the Prime Minister spoke to Mr Rotheram on Sunday.
Downing Street said: “They discussed the huge challenge from rising numbers of Covid cases in the region and pledged to work together on combatting the virus.”
The Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson tweeted: “We have not agreed anything, we have been told this is what Government intends to do with ‘no buts’.”
A Downing Street spokesperson said: “Our primary focus has always been to protect lives and livelihoods while controlling the spread of the virus and these measures will help achieve that aim.
“We must do everything we can to protect the NHS and make sure it can continue to deliver the essential services that so many people rely on.”
“This is a critical juncture and it is absolutely vital that everyone follows the clear guidance we have set out to help contain the virus.”
Number 10 stressed the extent of discussions with local leaders over the weekend following criticism from some Northern authorities and mayors that not enough consultation had been taking place since the Covid crisis began.
Downing Street said that senior Number 10 advisers and Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick held discussions local authority chiefs and mayors from “the highest areas of concern”.
The spokesperson said: “Government representatives thanked the significant contribution of local leaders in the response to the virus, and reiterated the importance of their roles in helping to shape the package of measures for areas with high prevalence as the country continues to work together to tackle the coronavirus epidemic.”
“Discussions were held on how Government and local authorities could also work together to mobilise communities, volunteers and the public sector to help increase the effectiveness of NHS Test and Trace.”
Number 10 said there would also be a “public data briefing” in Downing Street Monday morning with deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van Tam and representatives from the NHS.


politicalite--2020-10-11--EXCLUSIVE: Charlie Fox’s Identity England Vow To ‘Protect Rights of English’

A NEW activist group has been launched vowing to champion the rights of the English and highlight the huge demographic changes that they claim are “ causing irrecuperable damage to our country ” , Politicalite can reveal .
The group , going by the name of “ Identity England ” launched on Saturday in Central London .
Fox , and other members of the group unveiled a banner over Westminster Bridge with the slogan ‘ STOP THE GREAT REPLACEMENT – DEFEND ENGLISH CULTURE ’ , the ‘ Great Replacement ’ theory has been branded ‘ Far-Right ’ by the likes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Leader Fox explained : “ Contrary to the mainstream liberal narrative , mass immigration , Islamisation and unprecedented demographic change have been wholly detrimental for the native English , particularly in our cities with knife crime and terrorism a constant threat.
” “ Our people neither asked for nor deserved this.
” “ Identity England will peacefully , but unashamedly focus on these issues and protest against the globalist agenda of our political elites.
” Identity England has drawn inspiration from similar movements in Europe .
“ The Great Replacement also known as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the Identitarian movement – a pan-European patriotic current – to refer to the huge demographic shifts under way across swathes of Europe.
” Mr. Fox said .
“ The 2011 census revealed that the White British made up just 45 % of London ’ s population .
Leicester records a similar figure , with other cities predicted to score similar minority status for the native population in the next census .
Some will ask why this matters – we believe that if the English become a minority in their own homeland , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 2060s if current trends continue , England will cease to exist in any meaningful sense.
” “ Only the ethnic English can make England what it is – only we can be us .
It would be a great tragedy if our ancestral land left the stage of history.
” Mr. Fox stressed that the new group was not chauvinistic toward other ethnic groups .
Mixed-race Politicalite pressed Fox on the issue and asked whether he supported the motion that people born from immigrant parents “ aren ’ t British.
” “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the Irish are ethnic groups .
One must be a member to one of these groups and have an ancestral claim to Britain to be British.
” “ As Identitarians and ethno-pluralists we respect and value all peoples and cultures – where we differ from the political class however , is that we acknowledge the multicultural experiment has been disastrous and that each national and ethnic group deserve an exclusive homeland of their own , including ethnic Europeans , and in our case – the English.
” “ The only real long-term @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mutually agreed remigration.
” Mr. Fox said his organisation will focus on peaceful activism , study and community building .
He stressed that Identity England was a metapolitical grouping rather than a political party , its major aim being to influence political discourse and shift its political paradigm to where Identitarian , ethnopluralist ideas are included and debated .
He concluded : “ While the globalist elites in this country and throughout the West try to marginalise our common sense positions , we know they are shared by millions .
Identity England is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ become a rallying point for all patriotic English people.
” Hope Not Hate claims : “ Identitarianism is a dangerous ideology which gives its followers an ultimatum : Get active or be “ replaced ” by non-white and , especially , Muslim immigrants .
The identitarian movement has helped popularise this ‘ Great Replacement ’ conspiracy theory now prominent across the international far right.
” Neither Politicalite nor News Worldwide endorses or supports Identity England , we are impartially reporting on a new political organisation as news .

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A NEW activist group has been launched vowing to champion the rights of the English and highlight the huge demographic changes that they claim are “causing irrecuperable damage to our country”, Politicalite can reveal.
The group, going by the name of “Identity England” launched on Saturday in Central London.
Charlie Fox, and other members of the group unveiled a banner over Westminster Bridge with the slogan ‘STOP THE GREAT REPLACEMENT – DEFEND ENGLISH CULTURE’, the ‘Great Replacement’ theory has been branded ‘Far-Right’ by the likes of Hope Not Hate.
The groups Leader Fox explained: “Contrary to the mainstream liberal narrative, mass immigration, Islamisation and unprecedented demographic change have been wholly detrimental for the native English, particularly in our cities with knife crime and terrorism a constant threat.”
“Our people neither asked for nor deserved this.”
“Identity England will peacefully, but unashamedly focus on these issues and protest against the globalist agenda of our political elites.”
Identity England has drawn inspiration from similar movements in Europe. “The Great Replacement also known as replacement migration, is the term used by the Identitarian movement – a pan-European patriotic current – to refer to the huge demographic shifts under way across swathes of Europe.” Mr. Fox said.
“The 2011 census revealed that the White British made up just 45% of London’s population. Leicester records a similar figure, with other cities predicted to score similar minority status for the native population in the next census. Some will ask why this matters – we believe that if the English become a minority in their own homeland, as they are predicted to be by the 2060s if current trends continue, England will cease to exist in any meaningful sense.”
“Only the ethnic English can make England what it is – only we can be us. It would be a great tragedy if our ancestral land left the stage of history.” Mr. Fox stressed that the new group was not chauvinistic toward other ethnic groups.
Mixed-race Politicalite pressed Fox on the issue and asked whether he supported the motion that people born from immigrant parents “aren’t British.”
Fox told Politicalite: “The ‘British’ are northwestern European people.”
“The English, Welsh, Scottish, and the Irish are ethnic groups. One must be a member to one of these groups and have an ancestral claim to Britain to be British.”
“As Identitarians and ethno-pluralists we respect and value all peoples and cultures – where we differ from the political class however, is that we acknowledge the multicultural experiment has been disastrous and that each national and ethnic group deserve an exclusive homeland of their own, including ethnic Europeans, and in our case – the English.”
“The only real long-term answer to the failure of multiculturalism is mutually agreed remigration.”
Mr. Fox said his organisation will focus on peaceful activism, study and community building. He stressed that Identity England was a metapolitical grouping rather than a political party, its major aim being to influence political discourse and shift its political paradigm to where Identitarian, ethnopluralist ideas are included and debated. He concluded: “While the globalist elites in this country and throughout the West try to marginalise our common sense positions, we know they are shared by millions. Identity England is determined to challenge the status quo and become a rallying point for all patriotic English people.”
Hope Not Hate claims: “Identitarianism is a dangerous ideology which gives its followers an ultimatum: Get active or be “replaced” by non-white and, especially, Muslim immigrants. The identitarian movement has helped popularise this ‘Great Replacement’ conspiracy theory now prominent across the international far right.”
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Neither Politicalite nor News Worldwide endorses or supports Identity England, we are impartially reporting on a new political organisation as news.


politicalite--2020-10-11--FAKE NEWS: Newspaper Told to ‘Get Out More’ After Claiming Black People ‘More Likely To Be Homeless’

A LOCAL Newspaper was mocked by its readership after claiming that black people were six times more likely to be homeless , despite white homeless folk sleeping rough on its own doorstep .
The Bolton News , that is struggling to survive after years ignoring the locals in the Lancashire town was mercilessly ridiculed online after making the ridiculous claim .
The paper wrote : “ Black people more than 6 times more likely to be homeless in Bolton than other ethnicities ” , adding “ The government data suggests black people are more likely to be homeless.
” – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proves the ‘ facts ’ to be total fake news .
Readers were quick to correct the newspaper ’ s claims .
Liam ‘ Gilly ’ Gilmore hit back : “ What absolute bu****it that is !
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Every homeless person I ever see in Bolton is White British !
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” Lauren O ’ gorman said : “ Labeling people again why label people as colours ?
We ’ re all human why use a colour in a head line stop dividing people.
” The local mother added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ go out your office and speak individually to these people on are streets and make a report on how mental health professions and social workers , and government have failed people before they ’ ve ended up in streets and , why they ’ ve ended up in this situation in the first place ?
Sit and talk to these people 100 percent will get feed back that these people wanted help or want help stead of making reports on colour ?
” Martin Owens said : “ BEN [ Bolton Evening News @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because we haven ’ t seen any , what a crap piece of journalism ” Cath Parmar “ You have wrote some dribble in your time.. but this has got to be your worse yet.. you seriously need to reread what you think is acceptable to publish.. ” Sarah Vickers said : “ Your office is in town – when was the last time you actually WALKED AROUND.
” “ This can be managed and maintain distancing .
Lazy journalism with provocative click bait strap lines.
” The report was pure fake news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t be more likely to be homeless than white people , as the whites account for 79.4 % of people living in Bolton compared to just 1.2 % for blacks , according to the 2011 Census .
The Bolton News did not respond to requests for comment .

A LOCAL Newspaper was mocked by its readership after claiming that black people were six times more likely to be homeless, despite white homeless folk sleeping rough on its own doorstep.
The Bolton News, that is struggling to survive after years ignoring the locals in the Lancashire town was mercilessly ridiculed online after making the ridiculous claim.
The paper wrote: “Black people more than 6 times more likely to be homeless in Bolton than other ethnicities”, adding “The government data suggests black people are more likely to be homeless.” – but the Governments own 2011 Census data proves the ‘facts’ to be total fake news.
Readers were quick to correct the newspaper’s claims.
https://www.facebook.com/theboltonnews/posts/3494478753966826
Liam ‘Gilly’ Gilmore hit back: “What absolute bu****it that is!!!! Every homeless person I ever see in Bolton is White British!?!?”
Lauren O’gorman said: “Labeling people again why label people as colours? We’re all human why use a colour in a head line stop dividing people.”
The local mother added: “Why don’t you go out your office and speak individually to these people on are streets and make a report on how mental health professions and social workers, and government have failed people before they’ve ended up in streets and , why they’ve ended up in this situation in the first place ? Sit and talk to these people 100 percent will get feed back that these people wanted help or want help stead of making reports on colour?”
Martin Owens said: “BEN [Bolton Evening News] you need to get out more because we haven’t seen any, what a crap piece of journalism”
Cath Parmar “You have wrote some dribble in your time.. but this has got to be your worse yet.. you seriously need to reread what you think is acceptable to publish..”
Sarah Vickers said: “Your office is in town – when was the last time you actually WALKED AROUND.”
“This can be managed and maintain distancing. Lazy journalism with provocative click bait strap lines.”
The report was pure fake news, as statistically, black people can’t be more likely to be homeless than white people, as the whites account for 79.4% of people living in Bolton compared to just 1.2% for blacks, according to the 2011 Census.
The Bolton News have been approached for comment.


politicalite--2020-10-11--EXCLUSIVE: BGT Comedian Brands Tyson Fury ‘Far Right’ Poster Boy in CRAZED Twitter Meltdown

A COMEDIAN who branded White men ‘ far-right ’ and attacked working-class Brits on last Saturday ’ s Britain ’ s Got Talent went on a vile Twitter meltdown and attacked champion Boxer Tyson Fury , Politicalite can reveal .
Black Lives Matter comedian Nabil Abdulrashid sparked a race row on the ITV talent show last week after he branded white people ‘ far-right ’ , last night the show lost a whopping 4m viewers , now Politicalite can reveal one of the shows fat comedian ’ s more sinister motives intended to stir up hatred amid the Coronavirus pandemic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2020 writing a string of offensive posts , in one – he attacked Tyson Fury – who has been on a mission to side with Black Lives Matter and promote Irish Traveller rights and branded him a ‘ poster-boy ’ for the far-right .
He branded one critic a ‘ nonce ’ after an outburst in which he tried to divide Whites and Muslims .
Nabil wrote : “ White people have parties through the night during quarantine and go sunbathe en masse in gardens and beaches… nothing .
Eid approaches and people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a new jihadi Corona.
” He went on : “ White people rave it up all night across the country… neighbours get cross but do nothing .
Black kids have a party in Brixton police show up dressed like power rangers clubs in hand.
” The ITV talent show saw just 5.8 million tune in to its final – compared with 8.7 million who tuned in last year .
The show faced a fresh sling of complaints following the Black Lives Matter Ofcom debacle after a black comedian appeared to mock White people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Politicalite can reveal the ITV show has been hit with more than 1,000 Ofcom complaints as of Tuesday following 733 objections over the Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid joking about race .
Nabil who was put through to the final by the judges made joked about racism and branded white people ‘ far-right ’ .
He said : “ Angry far-white guys come out going : ‘ Look at that , it ’ s terrible him doing jokes about being black and Muslim .
If a white non-muslim did that it would be racist.
’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s like me saying : Look at that guy kissing his wife , it ’ s romantic .
But if I kiss her… ” Nabil also joked about white people mistaking him for rapper Big Narstie saying : “ People watching will think that it ’ s another of one of those Black Lives Matter guys doing jokes about stop and search.
” “ No , it ’ s a joke about being fat .
Big Narstie and I are both fat , we just both happen to be black too .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ card guys !
” ” He also joked about his “ white , liberal , left-wing friend ” saying : “ We all have to have one because if I get killed , someone has to start the Gofundme.
” Alesha Dixon , who told angry fans to ‘ Kiss Her Black Ass ’ last month said he was “ brave ” for tackling racism .
One fan wrote on Twitter : “ So brave to talk about a subject that ’ s been politicised & rammed down our throats for months by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : “ F*****g disgrace that was even shown .
If that wasn ’ t racism I don ’ t know what was.
” One user wrote : “ Black muslim gets to the final of BGT and says the right wing ‘ snowflakes ’ are sending him death threats.
” “ The issue seems to be that yet again he was making fun of white people .
We ’ ve simply had enough .
Time to find a new topic to ridicule.
” ITV caused fury last month after blocking its viewers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Twitter statement about the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that has seen a whopping 24,041 complaints to media regulator Ofcom .
ITV said it “ stands behind ” its decision to broadcast the violent far-left piece of propaganda that left children screaming and running behind the sofa in fear .
The row began following a highly political performance by Diversity on Britain ’ s Got Talent ’ s semi-final on the 5th of September .
The performance included anti-Capitalist and pro-BLM messaging , despite the far-left Marxist group being linked to violent Antifa @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sasha Johnson was even BANNED from social media after creating a racist political party barring white people and posting to Twitter that “ whites ” should be enslaved .
The row was intensified after judge Ashley Banjo branded ITV viewers who took offence to the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that they were “ ignorant ” and “ racist ” adding that they “ Did Not Speak For the Great British Public ” .
Fellow judge Alesha Dixon also caused a storm telling ITV viewers that they could “ Kiss my black ass @ @ @ @ @ @ @ skyrocketing last week and later said she would “ quit ” the ITV show if they did anything but back politicisation of Saturday Night TV .
ITV said in a statement : “ Britain ’ s Got Talent has always been an inclusive show , which showcases diversity and supports strong storytelling in all forms and ITV stands behind the decision to broadcast Diversity ’ s performance on BGT.
” “ Ashley and the group are a great example of the talent , creativity and diversity of modern Britain and their performance was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the issues and events which have affected society in 2020.
” added the ITV spokesperson .
“ Mr Banjo has since defended the Black Lives Matter-inspired performance on his social media.
” “ In a post on Instagram , Mr Banjo quoted black right activist Martin Luther King , saying : “ Stick with Love .
Hate is too great a burden to bear.
” “ He added in an Instagram video : “ It was layered .
“ It was something we wanted to bring to the stage to give people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ away from the difficult conversations and the difficult issues that have arisen this year.
” Following the row , the Boycott BGT campaign on social media saw the ITV programme shed a massive 450k viewers , overnight figures suggest .

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A COMEDIAN who branded White men ‘far-right’ and attacked working-class Brits on last Saturday’s Britain’s Got Talent went on a vile Twitter meltdown and attacked champion Boxer Tyson Fury, Politicalite can reveal.
Black Lives Matter comedian Nabil Abdulrashid sparked a race row on the ITV talent show last week after he branded white people ‘far-right’, last night the show lost a whopping 4m viewers, now Politicalite can reveal one of the shows fat comedian’s more sinister motives intended to stir up hatred amid the Coronavirus pandemic.
Nabil took to Twitter in June 2020 writing a string of offensive posts, in one – he attacked Tyson Fury – who has been on a mission to side with Black Lives Matter and promote Irish Traveller rights and branded him a ‘poster-boy’ for the far-right.
He branded one critic a ‘nonce’ after an outburst in which he tried to divide Whites and Muslims.
Nabil wrote: “White people have parties through the night during quarantine and go sunbathe en masse in gardens and beaches… nothing. Eid approaches and people panic in advance of hoe Muslims spread a new jihadi Corona.”
He went on: “White people rave it up all night across the country… neighbours get cross but do nothing. Black kids have a party in Brixton police show up dressed like power rangers clubs in hand.”
VILE NABIL SEES RATINGS NOSE DIVE
The ITV talent show saw just 5.8 million tune in to its final – compared with 8.7 million who tuned in last year.
The show faced a fresh sling of complaints following the Black Lives Matter Ofcom debacle after a black comedian appeared to mock White people, sparking uproar online last week.
Politicalite can reveal the ITV show has been hit with more than 1,000 Ofcom complaints as of Tuesday following 733 objections over the Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid joking about race.
Nabil who was put through to the final by the judges made joked about racism and branded white people ‘far-right’.
He said: “Angry far-white guys come out going: ‘Look at that, it’s terrible him doing jokes about being black and Muslim. If a white non-muslim did that it would be racist.’”
“Well, duh. That’s like me saying: Look at that guy kissing his wife, it’s romantic. But if I kiss her…”
Nabil also joked about white people mistaking him for rapper Big Narstie saying: “People watching will think that it’s another of one of those Black Lives Matter guys doing jokes about stop and search.”
“No, it’s a joke about being fat. Big Narstie and I are both fat, we just both happen to be black too. Don’t throw in the race card guys!””
He also joked about his “white, liberal, left-wing friend” saying: “We all have to have one because if I get killed, someone has to start the Gofundme.”
Alesha Dixon, who told angry fans to ‘Kiss Her Black Ass’ last month said he was “brave” for tackling racism.
One fan wrote on Twitter: “So brave to talk about a subject that’s been politicised & rammed down our throats for months by every media outlet and corporation.”
Another said: “F*****g disgrace that was even shown. If that wasn’t racism I don’t know what was.”
One user wrote: “Black muslim gets to the final of BGT and says the right wing ‘snowflakes’ are sending him death threats.”
“The issue seems to be that yet again he was making fun of white people. We’ve simply had enough. Time to find a new topic to ridicule.”
WOKE ITV
ITV caused fury last month after blocking its viewers from replying to it’s woke Twitter statement about the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that has seen a whopping 24,041 complaints to media regulator Ofcom.
ITV said it “stands behind” its decision to broadcast the violent far-left piece of propaganda that left children screaming and running behind the sofa in fear.
The row began following a highly political performance by Diversity on Britain’s Got Talent’s semi-final on the 5th of September.
The performance included anti-Capitalist and pro-BLM messaging, despite the far-left Marxist group being linked to violent Antifa terrorists.
Black Lives Matter UK leader Sasha Johnson was even BANNED from social media after creating a racist political party barring white people and posting to Twitter that “whites” should be enslaved.
The row was intensified after judge Ashley Banjo branded ITV viewers who took offence to the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that they were “ignorant” and “racist” adding that they “Did Not Speak For the Great British Public”.
Fellow judge Alesha Dixon also caused a storm telling ITV viewers that they could “Kiss my black ass!” in comments that sent complaints skyrocketing last week and later said she would “quit” the ITV show if they did anything but back politicisation of Saturday Night TV.
ITV said in a statement: “Britain’s Got Talent has always been an inclusive show, which showcases diversity and supports strong storytelling in all forms and ITV stands behind the decision to broadcast Diversity’s performance on BGT.”
“Ashley and the group are a great example of the talent, creativity and diversity of modern Britain and their performance was an authentic, heartfelt response to many of the issues and events which have affected society in 2020.” added the ITV spokesperson.
“Mr Banjo has since defended the Black Lives Matter-inspired performance on his social media.”
“In a post on Instagram, Mr Banjo quoted black right activist Martin Luther King, saying: “Stick with Love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.”
“He added in an Instagram video: “It was layered.
“It was something we wanted to bring to the stage to give people hope, but also not to shy away from the difficult conversations and the difficult issues that have arisen this year.”
Following the row, the Boycott BGT campaign on social media saw the ITV programme shed a massive 450k viewers, overnight figures suggest.


politicalite--2020-10-11--RATINGS COLLAPSE: Britain’s Got Talent Final Loses 4m Viewers After Politicalisation of Prime Time

BRITAIN ’ s Got Talent ratings collapsed last night after one of its most complained about series in history , Politicalite can reveal .
The ITV talent show saw just 5.8 million tune in to its final – compared with 8.7 million who tuned in last year .
ITV Viewers have turned off the talent show after the programme promoted a far-left political agenda .
The show faced a fresh sling of complaints following the Black Lives Matter Ofcom debacle after a black comedian appeared to mock White people , sparking uproar online last week .
Politicalite can reveal the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than 1,000 Ofcom complaints as of Tuesday following 733 objections over the Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid joking about race .
Nabil who was put through to the final by the judges made joked about racism and branded white people ‘ far-right ’ .
He said : “ Angry far-white guys come out going : ‘ Look at that , it ’ s terrible him doing jokes about being black and muslim .
If a white non-muslim did that it would be racist.
’ ” “ Well , duh .
That ’ s like me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his wife , it ’ s romantic .
But if I kiss her… ” Nabil also joked about white people mistaking him for rapper Big Narstie saying : “ People watching will think that it ’ s another of one of those Black Lives Matter guys doing jokes about stop and search.
” “ No , it ’ s a joke about being fat .
Big Narstie and I are both fat , we just both happen to be black too .
Don ’ t throw in the race card guys !
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ white , liberal , left-wing friend ” saying : “ We all have to have one because if I get killed , someone has to start the Gofundme.
” Alesha Dixon , who told angry fans to ‘ Kiss Her Black Ass ’ last month said he was “ brave ” for tackling racism .
One fan wrote on Twitter : “ So brave to talk about a subject that ’ s been politicised & rammed down our throats for months by every media outlet and corporation.
” Another said : “ F*****g @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that wasn ’ t racism I don ’ t know what was.
” One user wrote : “ Black muslim gets to the final of BGT and says the right wing ‘ snowflakes ’ are sending him death threats.
” “ The issue seems to be that yet again he was making fun of white people .
We ’ ve simply had enough .
Time to find a new topic to ridicule.
” ITV caused fury last month after blocking its viewers from replying to it ’ s woke Twitter statement about the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seen a whopping 24,041 complaints to media regulator Ofcom .
ITV said it “ stands behind ” its decision to broadcast the violent far-left piece of propaganda that left children screaming and running behind the sofa in fear .
The row began following a highly political performance by Diversity on Britain ’ s Got Talent ’ s semi-final on the 5th of September .
The performance included anti-Capitalist and pro-BLM messaging , despite the far-left Marxist group being linked to violent Antifa terrorists .
Black Lives Matter UK leader Sasha Johnson was even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ racist political party barring white people and posting to Twitter that “ whites ” should be enslaved .
The row was intensified after judge Ashley Banjo branded ITV viewers who took offence to the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that they were “ ignorant ” and “ racist ” adding that they “ Did Not Speak For the Great British Public ” .
Fellow judge Alesha Dixon also caused a storm telling ITV viewers that they could “ Kiss my black ass !
” in comments that sent complaints skyrocketing last week and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the ITV show if they did anything but back politicisation of Saturday Night TV .
ITV said in a statement : “ Britain ’ s Got Talent has always been an inclusive show , which showcases diversity and supports strong storytelling in all forms and ITV stands behind the decision to broadcast Diversity ’ s performance on BGT.
” “ Ashley and the group are a great example of the talent , creativity and diversity of modern Britain and their performance was an authentic , heartfelt response to many of the issues and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” added the ITV spokesperson .
“ Mr Banjo has since defended the Black Lives Matter-inspired performance on his social media.
” “ In a post on Instagram , Mr Banjo quoted black right activist Martin Luther King , saying : “ Stick with Love .
Hate is too great a burden to bear.
” “ He added in an Instagram video : “ It was layered .
“ It was something we wanted to bring to the stage to give people hope , but also not to shy away from the difficult @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arisen this year.
” Following the row , the Boycott BGT campaign on social media saw the ITV programme shed a massive 450k viewers , overnight figures suggest .

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BRITAIN’s Got Talent ratings collapsed last night after one of its most complained about series in history, Politicalite can reveal.
The ITV talent show saw just 5.8 million tune in to its final – compared with 8.7 million who tuned in last year.
VIEWERS TURNED OFF BY WOKE AGENDA
ITV Viewers have turned off the talent show after the programme promoted a far-left political agenda.
The show faced a fresh sling of complaints following the Black Lives Matter Ofcom debacle after a black comedian appeared to mock White people, sparking uproar online last week.
Politicalite can reveal the ITV show has been hit with more than 1,000 Ofcom complaints as of Tuesday following 733 objections over the Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid joking about race.
Nabil who was put through to the final by the judges made joked about racism and branded white people ‘far-right’.
He said: “Angry far-white guys come out going: ‘Look at that, it’s terrible him doing jokes about being black and muslim. If a white non-muslim did that it would be racist.’”
“Well, duh. That’s like me saying: Look at that guy kissing his wife, it’s romantic. But if I kiss her…”
Nabil also joked about white people mistaking him for rapper Big Narstie saying: “People watching will think that it’s another of one of those Black Lives Matter guys doing jokes about stop and search.”
“No, it’s a joke about being fat. Big Narstie and I are both fat, we just both happen to be black too. Don’t throw in the race card guys!””
He also joked about his “white, liberal, left-wing friend” saying: “We all have to have one because if I get killed, someone has to start the Gofundme.”
Alesha Dixon, who told angry fans to ‘Kiss Her Black Ass’ last month said he was “brave” for tackling racism.
One fan wrote on Twitter: “So brave to talk about a subject that’s been politicised & rammed down our throats for months by every media outlet and corporation.”
Another said: “F*****g disgrace that was even shown. If that wasn’t racism I don’t know what was.”
One user wrote: “Black muslim gets to the final of BGT and says the right wing ‘snowflakes’ are sending him death threats.”
“The issue seems to be that yet again he was making fun of white people. We’ve simply had enough. Time to find a new topic to ridicule.”
WOKE ITV
ITV caused fury last month after blocking its viewers from replying to it’s woke Twitter statement about the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that has seen a whopping 24,041 complaints to media regulator Ofcom.
ITV said it “stands behind” its decision to broadcast the violent far-left piece of propaganda that left children screaming and running behind the sofa in fear.
The row began following a highly political performance by Diversity on Britain’s Got Talent’s semi-final on the 5th of September.
The performance included anti-Capitalist and pro-BLM messaging, despite the far-left Marxist group being linked to violent Antifa terrorists.
Black Lives Matter UK leader Sasha Johnson was even BANNED from social media after creating a racist political party barring white people and posting to Twitter that “whites” should be enslaved.
The row was intensified after judge Ashley Banjo branded ITV viewers who took offence to the politicisation of Saturday Night Telly that they were “ignorant” and “racist” adding that they “Did Not Speak For the Great British Public”.
Fellow judge Alesha Dixon also caused a storm telling ITV viewers that they could “Kiss my black ass!” in comments that sent complaints skyrocketing last week and later said she would “quit” the ITV show if they did anything but back politicisation of Saturday Night TV.
ITV said in a statement: “Britain’s Got Talent has always been an inclusive show, which showcases diversity and supports strong storytelling in all forms and ITV stands behind the decision to broadcast Diversity’s performance on BGT.”
“Ashley and the group are a great example of the talent, creativity and diversity of modern Britain and their performance was an authentic, heartfelt response to many of the issues and events which have affected society in 2020.” added the ITV spokesperson.
“Mr Banjo has since defended the Black Lives Matter-inspired performance on his social media.”
“In a post on Instagram, Mr Banjo quoted black right activist Martin Luther King, saying: “Stick with Love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.”
“He added in an Instagram video: “It was layered.
“It was something we wanted to bring to the stage to give people hope, but also not to shy away from the difficult conversations and the difficult issues that have arisen this year.”
Following the row, the Boycott BGT campaign on social media saw the ITV programme shed a massive 450k viewers, overnight figures suggest.


politicalite--2020-10-13--FAT CAT JOE: Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson Took £89K of Taxpayer Cash

LIVERPOOL ’ s bumbling fat-cat Mayor Joe Anderson used taxpaper cash to pursue a personal legal case , it has been claimed .
The Mayor has attacked the Tories and the Tory Government for imposing a Local Teir 3 lockdown by ‘ Diktat ’ , depsite Liverpool political bigwigs agreeing to the lockdown and Anderson publicly calling for Boris to lockdown his city to control the virus in September .
In 2015 , Joe Anderson – who is the Liverpool Metro Mayor used £89,000 of tax-payer funds in a personal legal case .
The Mayor – who has been accused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Liverpool in return for extra cash for Liverpool was slammed and accuded of ‘ corruption ’ by political opponents .
Anderson , 62 was called upon to pay back the £89,000 of taxpayer cash by local Liberal Democrats , he has so far refused to do so .
Liverpool council defended Anderson – and claimed the fees paid were a “ corporate decision ” and not Mayor Anderson ’ s .
The legal fees were in relation to Mayor Anderson being paid a whopping £4,500-a-year as a learning mentor at Chesterfield Highschool in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ School argued that Mayor Anderson was being paid “ to no benefit to the School ” and it ’ s governors dismissed him in September 2012 .
He raised the legal case in a dispute over his pension funds .
A Freedom of Information Request in 2015 by local campaigner Audrey O ’ Keef revelaed that the case was funded by Liverpool council that amounted to a staggering £89,000 .
Liverpool Council told the Liverpool Echo in 2015 : “ Mayor Anderson ’ s employment had been terminated as a direct result of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mayor.
” “ Therefore the legal action needed to be instigated in order to clarify an issue which was not simply a matter for Mayor Anderson in his private capacity but one which had arisen as a direct consequence of the holding of public office and which had potentially serious repercussions for the governance of the city council under a Mayor and Cabinet model.
” “ It added that the decision to pay the legal fees was taken by the council chief executive after discussions with the council solicitor and monitoring officer and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Liberal Democrat leader Cllr Richard Kemp said it was an “ absolute scandal.
” and called for Mayor Anderson to pay the money back .
“ This is an absolute scandal .
There is absolutely no justification in using council money to satisfy a private problem of an individual politician.
” said Kemp .
“ Even if there was , the figures don ’ t add up .
The dispute was about £4,000 per year .
It would take 22 years to get the money back even if Anderson had won.
” “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Liverpool what the £89,000 should be spent on , not one would say the Mayor ’ s private legal fees .
This would pay for a year for 18 of the lollipop ladies that the council has laid off or moderate care costs for 20 elderly people at a time when our social services are being eviscerated by government cuts.
” “ Mayor Anderson should now do the decent thing and pay the money back.
” What do YOU think ?
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LIVERPOOL’s bumbling fat-cat Mayor Joe Anderson used taxpaper cash to pursue a personal legal case, it has been claimed.
The Mayor has attacked the Tories and the Tory Government for imposing a Local Teir 3 lockdown by ‘Diktat’, depsite Liverpool political bigwigs agreeing to the lockdown and Anderson publicly calling for Boris to lockdown his city to control the virus in September.
In 2015, Joe Anderson – who is the Liverpool Mayor used £89,000 of tax-payer funds in a personal legal case.
The Mayor – who has been accused of accepting a Teir 3 lockdown in Liverpool in return for extra cash for Liverpool was slammed and accused of ‘corruption’ by political opponents.
Anderson, 62 was called upon to pay back the £89,000 of taxpayer cash by local Liberal Democrats, he has so far refused to do so.
Liverpool council defended Anderson – and claimed the fees paid were a “corporate decision” and not Mayor Anderson’s.
The legal fees were in relation to Mayor Anderson being paid a whopping £4,500-a-year as a learning mentor at Chesterfield Highschool in the Crosby area of Liverpool.
The School argued that Mayor Anderson was being paid “to no benefit to the School” and it’s governors dismissed him in September 2012.
He raised the legal case in a dispute over his pension funds. A Freedom of Information Request in 2015 by local campaigner Audrey O’Keef revelaed that the case was funded by Liverpool council that amounted to a staggering £89,000.
Liverpool Council told the Liverpool Echo in 2015: “Mayor Anderson’s employment had been terminated as a direct result of his appointment to the office of Elected Mayor.”
“Therefore the legal action needed to be instigated in order to clarify an issue which was not simply a matter for Mayor Anderson in his private capacity but one which had arisen as a direct consequence of the holding of public office and which had potentially serious repercussions for the governance of the city council under a Mayor and Cabinet model.”
“It added that the decision to pay the legal fees was taken by the council chief executive after discussions with the council solicitor and monitoring officer and was not made by Mayor Anderson.”
Liberal Democrat leader Cllr Richard Kemp said it was an “absolute scandal.” and called for Mayor Anderson to pay the money back.
“This is an absolute scandal. There is absolutely no justification in using council money to satisfy a private problem of an individual politician.” said Kemp.
“Even if there was, the figures don’t add up. The dispute was about £4,000 per year. It would take 22 years to get the money back even if Anderson had won.”
“If I asked every single elector in Liverpool what the £89,000 should be spent on, not one would say the Mayor’s private legal fees. This would pay for a year for 18 of the lollipop ladies that the council has laid off or moderate care costs for 20 elderly people at a time when our social services are being eviscerated by government cuts.”
“Mayor Anderson should now do the decent thing and pay the money back.”
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