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Wednesday night Stormzy won 2 Brit awards before closing the award show where he rapped about Theresa May and Grenfell, Hours later police stormed his home. Media are saying it was a case of racism, but was it or was it something more sinister?  Is dictator May going to far? Was this some sort of threat? were they hoping to find drugs or something so they can ridicule a pro Corbyn rapper?  Wed night, the Metropolitan police attended an alleged report of a person conspiring to burgle a Chelsea flat. After kicking the door down, they “found there to be two lawful occupants inside”, and no burglary. The supposed burglar was UK grime artist  Stormzy . The home in question, and the broken door, was his. Before his returning home, Stormzy had been at an awards ceremony. But the story of a successful black man going home to his West London flat does not fit the narrative. The black criminal thug who needs to be controlled does. This is what African Americ...

It's simple "Theresa May has blood on her hands" 

The days of striking unions being attacked by Tory Thug Police are back. I support our police BUT it's times like these when I find it hard to have sympathy with them over pay rise etc when they go out their way to abuse strikers. its just like days of Thatcher. Tory thugs are back. So much for a more Compassionate Conservative.  Back to days of Orgreave.  The Battle of Orgreave was a violent confrontation on 18 June 1984 between police and pickets at a British Steel Corporation (BSC) coking plant in Orgreave, South Yorkshire. It was a pivotal event in the 1984–85 UK miners' strike, and one of the most violent clashes in British industrial history. Alastair Stewart has characterised it as "a defining and ghastly moment" that "changed, forever, the conduct of industrial relations and how this country functions as an economy and as a democracy." Historian Tristram Hunt has described the confrontation as "almost medieval in its ...

Two senior Police Scotland officers suspended as part of a criminal inquiry are accused of using the force firing range for recreational purposes. BBC Scotland understands Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins and Supt Kirk Kinnell are suspected of illegally discharging firearms. They are among four officers suspended in recent days pending an inquiry into alleged misconduct. No wrongdoing has been admitted by any of the officers under investigation. Source