France is on fire and serves as a warning to Britain. More than 600 arrested. 85 police and gendarmes wounded. 356 schools hit. Masked rioters have torched schools, doused teachers in petrol and forced staff to barricade themselves inside. In Nantes, the entrance hall of Nelson Mandela High School was burned out.  In Marseille, staff at Victor Hugo High were doused with petrol during an arson attempt.  Youths in balaclavas battered a fire engine until it caught fire. Then cheered.  A headteacher was hit by a mortar firework and taken to hospital.  Shocking footage shows a policewoman chased and attacked. Aerosol cans were piled up and detonated on one of Europe’s longest shopping streets in Bordeaux.  Buses, trams and metros have been shut in Marseille, Strasbourg and Grenoble.  The riots came after the left-wing mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, declared that “violence can be legitimate.”  Britain has a far left that is emboldened and regularly calls for violence against their political opponents. They (allegedly) murdered a beloved right-wing politician. They are actively intimidating right-wing parties campaigning in the Holborn by-election. With no consequences. They are routinely aided by the state. Remember the BLM riots? The mob that toppled Edward Colston’s statue? They were acquitted after arguing that the *statue itself* constituted a hate crime. The Tories allowed the far left to act violently with impunity. Labour is emboldening them further. Unless we have political leaders brave enough to stand up to these people and take action, scenes like the ones in France will come to Britain too. Britain needs Reform.

Mohammed Amaaz smashed a female police officer in the face and broke her nose at Manchester Airport. He was given *unconditional bail*. Danny Tommo is accused of slashing a dinghy in the Channel and refusing a phone PIN. Judge remands him in custody until next March. That is two-tier justice.