Personally, I think it is a good idea.

ITV 9 pm. Didn't think much of it, a few jokes, too few to carry the programme for half an hour. Stereotypical characters. Alas, there is little to smile about in current UK policing.

An interesting few days, isn't Yorkshire a friendly county? There are obviously no burglars, drug dealers or muggers there. Shout out to East Central University.

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In the event of anything happening to me I am putting in the public domain that I am currently researching police corruption in South Yorkshire plus one other constabulary in the UK, legally that is all I can write for now.

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ITV 9 pm. The Melissa Caddick case continues to fascinate true crimes mavens. What better way to get the police to stop looking than to amputate a foot and throw it into the sea, by a beach known to have been favoured by Mel? Or perhaps a shark had her for breakfast/dinner/lunch? Part 2 tonight, must watch TV ( Read more... )

Gript seem to be in the centre of a storm. It appears that they misidentified the Algerian who tried to murder (or murdered) a five year old girl "Sarah" plus several other innocent bystanders. The police (Garda Siochana/Geisha Sayonara) are now guarding Bensaada round the clock. This blog is unable to post to X (Twitter) along with a prominent ( Read more... )

Apart from the fact that this account has been disabled from posting on "X" (Twitter) plus one other Livejournal account with more followers and readers, something else cropped up. Who was the Irish politician who allowed the Algerian who attached 5 year old "Sarah" into Ireland? We hear it is Leo Varadkar, the gay Indian Prime Minister. Not only ( Read more... )

Jozef Puska and Ashling Murphy, their names will always be linked. But inconsistencies arise. We were told initially that Ashling was strangled to death. Now it emerges that she was stabbed a dozen times. If Puska did not know her, then why launch a fatal attack on a total stranger? Ashling was a teacher - did she complain about the conditions that ( Read more... )

The UK may quit the ECHR. Considering how useless it is, who would notice? As with the EU it began as a dream and ended as a nightmare. The ECHR stands in the way of Britain implementing policies which would curtail illegal immigration. Strasbourg was never popular with the Conservatives. How important are human rights at Westminster?

Spacey was acquitted, so is now a good time to demand anonymity pre charging? The current legislation abrogates ECHR law, either anonymity for both sides, or neither. Time to name and shame those who appear to merely want money from a Hollywood star?