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Seems that the UK has a lot the gift that just keeps on giving. ( im been a little PC and polite )

And that charity knows no bounds as now it seems those UK standards have taken flight.

Man jailed over sex attack on Mumbai to Manchester flight.

'A man who admitted inflicting a "despicable" and "prolonged" sexual attack on a woman on a flight from
Mumbai to Manchester has been jailed.



The victim woke up to find Hardeep Singh, 36, forcing his hands into her clothes and trying to kiss her as
other passengers slept, police said. The woman eventually managed to break free and tell cabin crew, and
Singh was arrested when the flight landed.

He was jailed for 12 months at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court.

The Indian national, who admitted three counts of sexual assault, had been visiting the UK on a six-month tourist
visa and was based in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. Police said he was sitting next to the woman, who is aged in
her 20s, when he first asked if the passenger sitting on the other side of her was her mother.
When she got up to use the plane's facilities he refused to move aside, forcing her to squeeze past him.

'Numbed with fear'
Singh then carried out his attack after the lights on the aircraft were turned down and the woman and other passengers
had gone to sleep under their blankets. The assault went on for 15 minutes, with Singh pinning the woman down with
his legs until she managed to struggle free.

Det Con Catherine Evans, of Greater Manchester Police, described Singh's behaviour as "despicable"...'

You mean 'normal' -these days.

'...She added: "Waiting until the woman and surrounding passengers were asleep, Singh subjected her to a prolonged
sexual assault, forcibly restraining her when she tried to move away. "Numbed with fear, it was only after she summoned
the strength to overpower him that she was able to run away and raise the alarm."...'

She's a racist.
 

'...The detective also praised the "swift actions" of officers at Manchester Airport who were waiting for Singh as soon as
the 23 February flight landed. The force said Singh, who is originally from the city of Hoshiarpur, will be deported back to
India after serving his sentence...'

BBC:

See what I mean...? It was a Mumbai to Manchester flight and yet, the article says he was visiting the UK
on a six-month tourist visa -but based in the north of England. How does that work?

So he'd already travelled to Mumbai and committed the offence when he was coming back. A presumed waste
of a six-month visa... or the visa was nearly up and he didn't want to go back?

And flights are expensive, where do they get that money from?
......................................

It's the same as this shower of sh*t, we're just throwing money away.

Anger as Government pays out £2.3BILLION to benefits cheats who lie to get extra cash from taxpayers

Fraud makes up 5.8% of the Universal Credit budget, new figures have revealed.

'Taxpayers have paid out £2.3billion to benefits fraudsters who wrongly claim extra cash, it emerged today.
Campaigners responded with fury after the price of benefits cheats to the public purse was revealed.

Another £1.8billion in benefits cash is paid to people who aren't supposed to get it thanks to bungling
civil servants. The amount of benefits money paid to cheats last year stood at £2.3billion - 1.6 per cent of
the total budget - the Department for Work & Pensions said today.

The sum would be enough to hire up to 100,000 extra nurses.
Universal Credit has a worse fraud rate than any other type of benefit with 5.8 per cent of its budget disappearing
in fraud. As well as the cash paid to cheats, £700million was overpaid due to officials' mistakes and £1.1billion
thanks to errors made by claimants.

Duncan Simpson of the Taxpayers' Alliance blasted: "With budgets tight and people working hard to make ends
meet, government losing £3billion of our money through overpayments of benefits is a real slap in the face for
taxpayers.

"The principle behind Universal Credit makes sense - it simplifies the welfare system and can eventually limit these
kind of errors. "But with overpayments increasing for the fourth year in a row, DWP needs to get a grip and stop this
happening again."...'

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