Manchester bomb plotter Hashem Abedi refuses to take part in prison deradicalisation scheme

Manchester Arena bomb plotter Hashem Abedi is refusing to co-operate with a prison deradicalisation programme while serving 55 years for helping his brother kill 22 concertgoers.

Abedi is one of five inmates in a separation centre at maximum security HMP Frankland in County Durham and he along with three others have turned down the opportunity to change their ways, reports ITV News.

The Ministry of Justice granted the broadcaster access to HMP Frankland and HMP Full Sutton in East Yorkshire to provide insight into how they attempt to deal with, house, categorise and deradicalise prisoners convicted of offences under the Terrorism Act.


‘HANG HIM,’ GB News presenter demands as Manchester Arena bomb plotter reportedly refuses deradicalisation programmes

These “programmes” are a joke exploited by Jihadis.

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Christian Speakers’ Corner stabbing victim says she is “regularly attacked by a Muslim mob”

Hatun Tash, the woman slashed in the face at Speakers’ Corner on Sunday, claims the iconic location on the edge of Hyde Park has become the very opposite of a free debating space as the Christian preacher has found herself facing down the “Muslim mob”.

Tash, a 39-year-old Christian convert from Islam having moved to the UK from Turkey eight years ago told the Times: “In my early days, Speakers’ Corner was a much calmer place. Now it is not and I am regularly attacked by a Muslim mob.

“We don’t live in Pakistan, we don’t live in Saudi Arabia. I am Christian and by default, I believe that Muhammad is a false prophet. I should be allowed to say that in the UK,” she added.

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Bradford child sex abuse: Children ‘remain unprotected’

… The report also detailed abuse set out by another victim, known as Anna, whose social worker recommended she be placed in the foster care of the parents of the man who was abusing her.

While living there, she became pregnant at the age of 15 and went on to marry him in an Islamic wedding, which she says was allowed by the authorities.

The report stated: “While in the ‘care’ of these adults, she was subjected to further sexual abuse and exploitation, domestic abuse, including assaults and coercion and what we would now recognise as domestic slavery.”

Anna said agencies had “just ignored the abuse” and it had “destroyed her childhood”.

Both victims said the latest review did not go far enough and called for an independent inquiry, like the one carried out by Professor Alexis Jay into abuse in Rotherham.

Ms Goddard said: “This review talks about five people, but what about the hundreds of others who deserve the same apology and to see the failings written down in black and white?”

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Speakers’ Corner: UK Counter-terrorism police probe “not terrorism related” Mohammedan knife attack on Islam critic

Speakers’ Corner: Counter-terrorism police probe knife attack

An attack on a woman who was slashed with a knife at Speakers’ Corner in London is being investigated by counter-terror police, the Met said.

The 39-year-old needed hospital treatment after she was attacked in Hyde Park on Sunday afternoon.

The force said while its investigation was being led by Counter Terrorism Command, “the incident is not being treated as terrorism-related”.

No arrests have been made although a knife was later found in the park.

Still scratching their heads searching for a motive.

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UK journalists could be jailed for printing info not ‘in the public interest,’ under new amendments

The current Official Secrets Act, last updated in 1989, makes provisions for whistle-blowers who leak sensitive information that they consider to be in the public interest, distinguishing their actions from espionage. Now, a government consultation from the Home Office has suggested a reform to the legislation that will do away with the distinction, essentially treating such journalists and their sources as spies. The Home Office has also proposed a dramatic increase in prison time for breaking the law, going from two years to a possible fourteen years behind bars.

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You can be stabbed for criticising Islam?

Yesterday’s bloody events in Hyde Park should horrify everyone who believes in liberty and reason.

When are we going to talk about Hatun Tash? She’s the ex-Muslim and Christian evangelist who was allegedly slashed with a knife in broad daylight in Speakers’ Corner in Hyde Park yesterday. And almost as shocking as the incident itself – as this horrific assault on a woman who was merely expressing her beliefs – has been the silence about it. There has been a trickle of press interest, but no big media splashes, no hashtag solidarity, no politicians expressing concerns that Britain seems to have become a country in which you criticise Islam at your peril. What is going on here?

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Stabby Muslim Assaults Charlie Hebdo T-shirt-wearing Woman At Speakers’ Corner in Hyde Park

A woman wearing a Charlie Hebdo T-shirt has been stabbed at Speakers’ Corner in Hyde Park as police hunt for a man dressed in black who fled the scene.

The 39-year-old victim suffered a stab wound and was seen with blood pouring down the side of her face after the stabbing at the site where people gather for public speeches and debates on Sunday.

The man who carried out the attack quickly sprinted away as he was chased by members of the public as well as police.

This guy seems quite happy about it… hi brothers and sisters respect Mohammed was title of big day in hyde park speaker’s corner london England hatoun as usual provok muslims by insulting prophet Mohammed again ..one of visitors punch her and fight started ..

What a swell idea it was to import Islam!!

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‘Teaching medieval values’: Britons angry as Ofsted finds anti-gay book in Islamic school’s library saying gays must be killed

The findings of an Ofsted inspection of the Institute of Islamic Education private boarding school have caused outrage in the UK – notably, the discovery of a book in the school’s library that promotes the killing of homosexuals.

On Tuesday, Ofsted, the UK’s standards authority for education, published a report about the religious boarding school in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.

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Group of more than 40 illegal alien invaders arrive on Kent beach in front of shocked sunbathers

Moment up to 100 migrants make landfall in UK: Group of more than 40 arrive on Kent beach in front of shocked sunbathers as another 50 – including women and young children – reach shoreline nearby

A dinghy of 40 migrants landed on a beach in Kent at 11am this morning in front of sunbathers before they fled.

Footage shows shocked beachgoers watching while the migrants sprint off in different directions after their vessel managed to arrive at Oldstairs Bay in Kingsdown without being intercepted by Border Force.

A witness told the Sun that within five minutes a police car had arrived but all of the migrants had already disappeared.

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China accused of cyber-attack on Microsoft Exchange servers

The UK and EU have accused China of carrying out a major cyber attack earlier this year.

The attack targeted Microsoft Exchange servers, affecting over a quarter of a million servers around the world.

The EU was the first to put out a statement saying the attack came from “the territory of China”, while the UK said Chinese state-backed actors were responsible. The US is expected to follow suit.

The countries have also said the Chinese Ministry of State Security was responsible for other espionage activity.

h/t DM

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Barbara Kay: ‘So many people hate you’: Documenting the U.K.’s burgeoning anti-Semitism

Barbara Kay: ‘So many people hate you’: Documenting the U.K.’s burgeoning anti-Semitism

In his new book, Tuvia Tenenbom portrays the U.K. as a population marbled top to bottom with a fat streak of Jew hatred

On Sunday July 18, the Church of England service will include a ceremony of “symbolic repentance” to mark the 800-year anniversary of the Synod of Oxford. The 1222 Synod set forth discriminatory laws for Jews, such as identifying badges and higher taxes. The gesture is especially significant in that the Church of England was only established in 1534. The Church is therefore apologizing for all Christian medieval anti-Semitism.


It’s an interesting article on an interesting book, be sure to read the comments.

It seems the long march through the institutions by our leftist friends has achieved another victory – widespread anti-Semitism of the “acceptable kind.”

I noticed something amiss after the recent Gaza troubles. The “anti-Zionists” are now much more open and public with their views.

If you ever wondered why Islamist anti-Semitism is tolerated you have only to look at the “ordinary people” profiled in this book. They share the identical views.

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Anjem Choudary: Radical preacher’s public speaking ban lifted

Conditions banning radical preacher Anjem Choudary from public speaking have been lifted.

Choudary, from Ilford in east London, was jailed for five-and-a-half years in 2016 after being convicted of inviting support for the Islamic State group.

He was released on licence from HMP Belmarsh in 2018, the conditions of which have now come to an end.

It has not been confirmed if police and MI5 will continue to track him or consider him a person of interest.

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Rapists who groomed 12-year-old girl they spotted doing paper round and raped her repeatedly during three-year campaign of abuse are jailed

A trio of vile sex offenders who targeted a young girl on her paper rounds before raping her in a playground and her own bedroom have been jailed.

Banaras Hussain, 44, Talish Ahmed, 41, and Mohammed Akram, 44, subjected the child to a horrendous campaign of abuse in Huddersfield between 1995 and 1998.

Leeds Crown Court heard the girl, who can’t be named for legal reasons, was just 12 years old and wearing school uniform when the predators identified her as a target.

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