A national crisis is unfolding as police in England and Wales fail to solve three in four domestic burglaries, leaving nearly 32,000 victims stranded without justice in just three months
For Britain's Thought Police the Allison Pearson fiasco achieved its purpose, says Steven Tucker: increasing people's fear to speak their mind. The investigation was dropped, but the threat still hangs over us all.
A former Metropolitan Police Commissioner has urged Ministers to review the use of non-crime hate incidents in the wake of the investigation into journalist Allison Pearson.
Male Labour MP Alex Sobel has said the NHS should stop using "gendered language" when treating pregnant women, adding that cutting off a woman's breasts "drastically improves well-being and saves lives".
Essex police has dropped its investigation into Allison Pearson. Ex-copper Dominic Adler gives an insider's view of what has likely been going on behind the scenes, where, as he explains, the process is the punishment.
Roger Hirst, the Police Commissioner for Essex, seemed oblivious to the chilling authoritarianism displayed by his force in investigating Allison Pearson for 'hate'. Why are taxpayers paying for this, asks Charlotte Gill.
Allison Pearson isn't under investigation for stirring up hatred, says Laurie Wastell. That's just a fig leaf. She's actually being targeted for committing heresy against Britain's new woke state religion.
Policing 'hate speech' is just the latest tool to enforce Left-wing orthodoxy. Non-crime hate incidents don't prevent real hate – they simply punish heretics for flouting the new woke public morality.
The police investigated House of Lords member and former Labour MP Ian Austin under hate speech laws for calling Hamas "Islamists", it has emerged.
A nine year-old who called a classmate a name and two secondary school girls who said another pupil smelt "like fish" are among thousands of people being investigated by police for non-crime hate incidents.
