We've still got a way to go after Brexit to get the country cleaned up and standards raised again.
We've importing all sorts of products and not just UK-benefiting commodities.
And take a look at these masterminds, you can't tell me these guys are the planners!
Quote:Man charged over Brierley Hill cannabis farm double murder.BBC:
'A man has been charged with murdering two men who were shot dead with a crossbow in a robbery
at a cannabis factory.
Saghawat Ramzan, 46, is accused of killing Khuzaimah Douglas and Waseem Ramzan in Brierley Hill
on Thursday. Mr Ramzan, of Pensnett Road, Brierley Hill, is due to appear at Wolverhampton Magistrates'
Court on Tuesday.
Khuzaimah Douglas and Waseem Ramzan died on Thursday.
Waseem Ramzan, 36, was one of the men who died during the robbery in Brierley Hill.
Police are continuing to question a 23-year-old man who was arrested on suspicion of murder earlier.
Another three people have been released on police bail. Two men, aged 21 and 23, were arrested on
suspicion of conspiracy to rob, and a 42-year-old was held on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Officers investigating the disorder have previously charged a 19-year-old man with conspiracy to burgle
and perverting the course of justice. Det Ch Insp Jim Munro appealed for information and said it was
"an ongoing and constantly developing investigation" ...'
We've importing all sorts of products and not just UK-benefiting commodities.
Quote:Extremist neo-Nazi group to be banned under terror laws.Beeb:
'Joining the far-right group Sonnenkrieg Divison is set to become illegal, under a proscription
order to be put to MPs. The order would also label two other groups aliases of another proscribed
organisation - the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
Two Sonnenkrieg members were jailed after encouraging an attack on Prince Harry for marrying
a woman of mixed race.
Laws due to come into effect on Tuesday will also recognise System Resistance Network as an alias
of the already banned neo-Nazi group National Action. Membership of the groups could result in a 10
year prison sentence.
Home Secretary Priti Patel said: "Recent attacks here and in Germany have highlighted the threat we
continue to face from violent extremism. "By proscribing these groups we are making it much harder
for them to spread their hateful rhetoric."
In June 2019, two members of the Sonnenkrieg Division - Michal Szewczuk and Oskar Dunn-Koczorowski
-were jailed after encouraging an attack on Prince Harry for marrying a woman of mixed race...'
And take a look at these masterminds, you can't tell me these guys are the planners!
Quote:Men jailed after 29 immigrants found in van.BBC:
'Four men have been jailed for their roles in bringing 29 immigrants to the country.
The Vietnamese nationals including 17 children were found in the back of a removal van on the M5 last year.
They had been seen getting into the back of the van at Newlyn, Cornwall after getting off a 42ft (13m) yacht.
(Top left-to-right) Frank Walling and Glen Bennett were jailed for four-and-a-half years at
Truro Crown Court.
(Bottom left-to-right) Keith Plummer (left) and Jon Ransom were also jailed.
Frank Walling, Glen Bennett and Jon Ransom were jailed for four-and-a-half years at Truro Crown Court,
while Keith Plummer was sentenced to 40 months. Walling, 72, from Colne, Lancashire, owned the yacht
and had sailed it from France with 55-year-old Bennett, from Burnley.
Plummer, 62, from Sheerness, Kent, hired and drove the removal van after travelling to Cornwall in convoy
with 63-year-old Ranson, also from Sheerness. Ransom was found guilty of assisting unlawful immigration
after a trial last year, while the other three defendants admitted the same charge.
One of the adults in the van has been deported but 11 others have disappeared, along with at least three
children, the court heard. Judge Robert Longford told the defendants they were "trading in human misery".
He said: "This was a well organised, for-profit operation. In that van, being carted about like freight, were 29
living breathing, desperate human beings whose plight you cared not one jot for."
he yacht "Johann Sebastian" had sailed from Roscoff in France, and poor weather conditions delayed the journey
meaning they arrived during daylight hours and locals contacted the police.
The vessel was described in court as being "dilapidated".
The van was stopped by police near Cullompton, in Devon, later in the morning of 12 April.
Officers lifted the shutters and found 29 people sitting on the floor...'
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