The Conservative government has been 'soft' on anti-social behaviour in working-class communities Sir Keir Starmer says. He adds Labour will install 13,000 extra police on the streets and 'anti-social behaviour orders with teeth.' 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
Sir Keir Starmer has said he plans to release his tax returns later today in answer to a question from Sky News.Coming towards the end of his speech, Sir Keir Starmer takes aim at social media companies.
"If you make money from the sale of weapons, or the radicalisation of people online, then we will find ways to make you accountable."Sir Keir attacks the Conservatives for"complacency on another level" when it comes to crime and justice. When it comes to the police and the Casey report, he highlights the impact of austerity on the system, and that he saw as such when he was director of public prosecutions in the early 2010s.When it comes to violence against women and girls, Sir Keir pledges a specialist rape unit in every police force, dedicated rape courts and specialist domestic abuse workers in all 999 control rooms.
This matters, when you consider these actors have spent the last seven years successfully kneecapping administrations and individuals over Brexit.The relative stability and political productivity of recent weeks may have helped too. “If he’s convicted by his peers it might just give Tories the excuse they need to finally turn their backs on Boris Johnson,” said his former press secretary Will Walden.The Venn diagram of Brexiteer backbenchers and those loyal to Mr Johnson has considerable overlap.
The Labour leader is giving a speech on law on order and his party's second nation mission:"To make our streets safe, and stop criminals getting away without punishment." The Labour leader says that's why he promised to resign if he had been found to have broken the rules by Durham Police over a gathering while campaigning in a by-election.
The Horizon scandal saw many postmasters and sub-postmasters wrongly prosecuted by the Post Office, or forced to pay back money they didn't actually owe, due to accounting errors caused by the faulty Horizon software.But when the original compensation scheme subsequently came about, the 555 had swathes of their payouts eaten up by the legal fees associated with the lawsuit.
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