No spines were shattered at Filton. The officer walked unaided from A&E. Later a small, hairline fracture to the transverse process (the bony projection that sticks out from the side of a vertebra) was identified & the officer was advised to take paracetamol. Truth matters.

Police arrest 72 protesters as hundreds gather over Palestine Action sentencing gbnews.com/news/palestine-ac…

The Saad family shall own guns.

Police "ruling out terrorist motivation" in the beheading attempt, despite having no info "regarding a motive"

Murderous migrants beheading innocent people in their home town is what’s making people angry, not “social media”!

A serving detective for West Midlands Police tragically died from horror thermal burn injuries in the back of a parked car in Birmingham, an inquest found. The body of Det Con Tayyab Malik was discovered in a Volkswagen Polo on the driveway of his home on Yardley Wood Road, in Billesley, on February 24. The 35-year-old had doused himself with a flammable liquid and ignited it in the Billesley Common area, a Birmingham coroner found. The officer then made his way home and tried unsuccessfully to gain entry to the property before getting into his vehicle from the rear. Det Con Malik was later discovered unresponsive by a neighbour and was pronounced dead at the scene. A post-mortem examination found his death to be from thermal burn injuries. The inquest found he had experienced difficulties in his personal life since July last year. Digital examination of his phone found he had researched ways to end his life. While an unsent note also indicated his intentions, the inquest found. He had struggled in the past with his mental health, but was not known to mental health services. The coroner's conclusion was given as suicide. Adam Hodson, the Area Coroner for Birmingham and Solihull, said in summary: "On February 24, Tayyab was pronounced deceased by officers from West Midlands Police at 2:26pm after being discovered unresponsive by a neighbour in the rear of his car outside of his property.” "An investigation revealed that Tayyab had left his home at 1:21am on 24 February and travelled toward Billesley Common, entering via the pedestrian access opposite the junction of Bondfield Road.” "Whilst on the common, it appears he doused himself with a flammable liquid and ignited the same.” "At 2:09am, he was observed returning to the home address on foot where he spent several minutes attempting to gain entry through the front door before entering the rear of his vehicle parked on the driveway at 2:21am, where he died.” "Post-mortem investigations revealed he had died due to thermal burn injuries.” "Digital examination of his phone revealed he had researched ways to end his life, as well as an unsent note indicating his intentions.” "Tayyab had experienced difficulties in his personal life since July 2025 at which time he had sought assistance from a private counsellor.” "He had previously experienced difficulties at work, but these do no appear to have influenced or contributed to his actions on 24 February.” "Tayyab had struggled in the past with his mental health, but was not known to mental health services at the time of his death." In a statement, issued via police to BirminghamLive at the time, his family said: "We are heartbroken by the loss of Tayyab Malik, a dedicated serving police officer and a beloved son, husband, brother, friend and nephew.” "There are no words to describe the depth of our loss. He will be missed more than words can express and will always remain in our hearts. May he rest in peace." Link to the article: birminghammail.co.uk/news/mi…

100% written by the government. Nobody refers to their own family member as "loved one"

For years, we've been told Hamas is "resistance." A new UN report documents something different: hundreds of documented cases of brutal torture and executions of Palestinians, including children, by Hamas itself. Please listen, follow, and share. open.spotify.com/episode/1ZC…

Ich liebe alles daran ❤️ Die #Allianz fordert 300.000 £ von #ProPalästina-Aktivisten, ihnen droht lebenslange Insolvenz! Ein britisches Gericht hat dem deutschen Versicherer Allianz gestattet, eine Zivilklage in Höhe von fast 300.000 £ gegen sechs Pro-Palästina-Aktivisten zu verfolgen; gleichzeitig wurde der Antrag abgelehnt, das Verfahren bis zum Abschluss der gegen sie laufenden Strafprozesse auszusetzen. Gegen die Aktivisten liegen separate Strafanzeigen vor, da sie bei Protesten in den Jahren 2024 und 2025 rote Farbe auf Allianz-Büros gesprüht und dabei einen Sachschaden von 38.000 £ verursacht haben sollen. Während sich der reine Sachschaden auf 38.000 £ beläuft, umfasst die Gesamtforderung der Klage fast 300.000 £. Die Allianz hat weitere 200.000 £ für „Reputationsschäden und geschäftliche Beeinträchtigungen“ geltend gemacht. Die Gruppe erklärte, sie habe das Unternehmen aufgrund dessen versicherungstechnischer Verbindungen zum israelischen Rüstungskonzern Elbit Systems ins Visier genommen. Da es sich um ein Zivilverfahren handelt, haben die Aktivisten keinen Anspruch auf die finanzielle Prozesskostenhilfe oder den Schutz durch ein Geschworenengericht, wie sie im Strafrecht üblich sind; sie sind somit gezwungen, sich ohne formelle Rechtsvertretung zu verteidigen. Etwaige zugesprochene Schadensersatzsummen würden direkt aus den Ersparnissen und künftigen Gehältern der Beklagten beglichen; die Klage droht sie somit in lebenslange finanzielle Not und den Bankrott zu treiben.

Meanwhile, in GERMANY 🇩🇪 A young female recorded this terrifying incident when a man touches her and makes lewd gestures. The tagline reads: “take care of yourselves girls” This is the situation all over Europe.