Britain Today.

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With the costly New Year celebrations being the focal point of the mainstream media's attention and Mayor Khan
proclaiming on the BBC that London is diverse and embraces many cultures, it would be unkind of me to be a
'Debbie-Downer' on the first day of 2020.



But in reality, the world doesn't work that way.
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UPDATE: Man arrested in east London for terrorism offences released without charge.

'A man who was arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences has been released without charge.
The 21-year-old man was arrested on 28 December at a residential address in east London on suspicion
of the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism under Section 40 (1) (b) Terrorism Act
(TACT) 2000.

He was detained under TACT and taken to a south London police station and a warrant of further detention was
applied for and granted until Saturday, 4 January. After further enquiries, the man was subsequently released
without charge on 31 December.
+ The arrest was not connected to the terror attack at Fishmonger's Hall...'

SOURCE:

Well it looked like he squealed, so much for Islamic loyalty! (I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess it's not
the Christians, Catholics, Jehovah's witnesses, Mormons or Wiccans!)
 
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UPDATE: Five arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.

'A man arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence has been released on bail and four other men arrested
on suspicion of terrorism offences remain in police custody.

Officers from the Met's Counter Terrorism Command along with colleagues from the Counter Terrorism Policing
North West (CTPNW) unit and the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU) CTP arrested the five men
[A-E] on the morning of 30 December at addresses in north London, Manchester and the Peterborough areas.

A 21-year-old man [A] was arrested in Manchester on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of
an act of terrorism under Section 40(1)(b) Terrorism Act (TACT) 2000.

A 19-year-old man was arrested in Peterborough and two men [D – 23yrs; E – 22yrs] were arrested in north
London on suspicion of the same offence.

A warrant of further detention was applied for and granted at Westminster Magistrates’ Court meaning the four men
[A;B;D;E] can be detained up until 06 January 2020.

A 19-year-old man [C] was also arrested in Peterborough on suspicion of encouraging terrorism, under section 1
of TACT 2000. He has since been released on bail to a date in late January 2020.

Searches remain ongoing at a number of addresses in Manchester, Peterborough and north London and the
investigation is being led by detectives from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command with support from CTPNW
and ERSOU colleagues.

The arrests were part of a pre-planned operation and there is not believed to be any imminent threat to the public
in relation to this. The arrests are not linked to the attack at Fishmongers’ Hall in London on 29 November, nor the
forthcoming New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Enquiries continue.

The Met:

Such diversity, such a great global city. Where in the past you may have heard names like 'Harry Smif' -minus the 'H', of
course and 'Tommy-The-Axe' being whispered into a local copper's ear regarding a crime, today's criminals hold titles
that don't slip off the tongue so easily.
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A second man has been charged by detectives investigating a double murder.

An investigation was launched after the discovery of a body found in Hertfordshire was linked to the murder of a man in
Barnet.

Besnik Berisha, 42 (28.06.77), of Martock Gardens, Friern Barnet N11, was arrested on Monday, 23 December and was
charged on Wednesday, 25 December with the murder of a 30-year-old man found in the area of Barnet Bypass, near
Scratchwood Park on Thursday, 19 December and the murder of a 35-year-old man found by officers from Hertfordshire
Constabulary in Hogg Lane, Elstree on Friday, 20 December.

He is due to appear in custody at Willesden Magistrates’ Court today, Thursday, 26 December.
Another man, Kaziku Tuwisana, 31 (23.03.88), of no fixed address, was arrested in Barnet on Thursday, 19 December.
He was charged with two counts of murder on Monday, 23 December.

He appeared at Brent Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 23 December. He is next due to appear at Inner London Crown Court
on Friday, 27 December...'

SOURCE 2:

But eh, it's a new decade, right...? A chance to turn the page and not naturally assuming the south of England is
rife with foreign criminality engaging in a long-term plan to bring the British Isles down to their own original set
of social-interactions.

Is this where I cross my fingers?
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New Year carnage: Four people are arrested after a man was stabbed to death on Milton Keynes
housing estate.

'Four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was stabbed in Milton Keynes.
Police were called to an address in Carradine Crescent, in Oxley Park, just after 3.30pm on Tuesday
to reports of a stabbing.



Thames Valley Police said a man in his early 20s later died at Milton Keynes University Hospital.

A murder investigation was launched and four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder and
remain in police custody, the force added.

Senior investigating officer Detective Inspector Dejan Avramovich said police believe the victim and
attackers were known to each other and appealed for witnesses who may have seen an altercation
in the area to come forward.

Det Insp Avramovich added: 'This is a fast-moving murder investigation, and we currently have four
people in custody in connection with this incident. 'The victim's next of kin have been made aware
and are being supported by specially trained officers at this time.

'I appreciate the concern that this incident will cause in the local community, but I would like to reassure
members of the public that we have made arrests and are investigating the circumstances of this
incident thoroughly.

'We believe the victim and the offenders were known to one another, and do not believe there to be a
wider threat to the local community.'...'

Daily Mail:

Maybe we can get our asses back into gear and fix this. Free movement hasn't assisted crime statistics and
neither has this culture of accepting anyone who looks different to you has a higher place in social community
trust.

Seriously, we need to grow-up.