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This is just a new level of disgusting. When a 26-year-old homeless woman lay dying, or already dead, in a tent on Kirkgate in Bradford city centre, Hassan Shah tried to rape and assault her. He never even spoke to her. He never even checked she was OK. Today a jury saw the CCTV and found that he did it… But he WON'T go to prison. He CAN'T. Because the court ruled him unfit to plead, so the judge can only give him a hospital order, a supervision order, or a DISCHARGE. That's it. For this. She had no home, no safety, and not even dignity in death. She died with nobody to protect her. Now she gets no justice either. Sickening. Credit @W4Restore

👮MET POLICE EMPLOYEE AND BROTHER WALK FREE DESPITE SEXUALLY ASSAULTING 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL A Metropolitan Police staff member and his younger brother have avoided prison despite being convicted of sexually assaulting a vulnerable 13-year-old girl. Mohammad Imran Shabbir, 34, who previously worked for the Metropolitan Police, and his brother Muhammad Farhan Shabbir, 25, were handed community orders at Harrow Crown Court after being found guilty of sexual offences against the schoolgirl. Neither man received an immediate prison sentence. The court heard that Mohammad Imran Shabbir sexually assaulted the girl at an address in Colindale, north London. His younger brother was convicted of sexually assaulting the same child during a period. Despite the seriousness of the offences and the young age of their victim, both men were sentenced to unpaid community work rather than imprisonment. Mohammad Imran Shabbir received a two-year community order requiring him to complete 100 hours of unpaid work. He was also prohibited from contacting the victim and made subject to sex offender notification requirements for five years. His brother, Muhammad Farhan Shabbir, was handed a two-year community order requiring 80 hours of unpaid work. He was likewise banned from contacting the victim and made subject to sex offender notification requirements for five years. Both brothers were acquitted of a further allegation of sexual assault involving the same girl. The case involved a child who was just 13 years old when the offences took place. Detective Constable Luke Williams, from the Child Abuse Investigation Command, praised the courage of the young victim in coming forward. He said: “The vulnerable young victim in this case showed great courage in coming forward.” The sentencing outcome raises a difficult question about the punishment imposed for sexual offences against children. Two brothers were convicted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. One was a former employee of Britain's largest police force. Yet neither was sent to prison. Instead, they received community orders, unpaid work requirements and restrictions on contacting their victim. For the young girl who found the courage to report what happened, the convictions brought legal recognition of the offences committed against her. But the fact remains that both convicted men avoided an immediate custodial sentence.

Today, when I saw the photos of what had been done to the British military memorial by Palestine supporters, my heart sank. I felt such sadness and anger. How can anyone show such disrespect to a memorial that honours those who served and sacrificed their lives? My grandfather lost four brothers in war. My grandmother lost three. Seven lives lost. Seven family members who never came home. Their sacrifices, and the sacrifices of so many others, should never be forgotten or treated with such contempt. To see a memorial desecrated like this is deeply upsetting, especially for those whose families carry the scars of war across generations. To those privileged enough to live in a country where you are free to protest, remember that freedom comes with responsibility. You can stand up for a cause without dishonouring the dead or disrespecting the sacrifices made by previous generations. **Here is my call to action:** - **Demand accountability.** Contact your local MP and council and ask them to ensure that any damage to the memorial is repaired promptly and that those responsible are held accountable under the law. - **Protect our heritage.** Support the organisations that preserve Britain's war memorials and military history, and volunteer to help care for local memorials. - **Speak up.** Share your concerns respectfully, raise awareness of what has happened, and encourage others to stand against the desecration of memorials, regardless of the political cause behind it. - **Keep remembrance above politics.** Call on protest organisers and community leaders to condemn the desecration and ensure that future demonstrations respect places of remembrance. My grandparents' seven lost brothers will never come home. The very least we can do is protect the memorials that honour their sacrifice. **Please, don't just share your anger. Turn it into action. Contact your MP and council, demand the restoration of the memorial, and help ensure that those who gave their lives for our freedom are never treated with such disrespect again.** **Lest we forget.**