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THE Home Affairs Committee says it has found no evidence of two-tier policing following the protests in the wake of the Southport terror attack.

Three young girls were brutally stabbed to death, with a further eight others seriously injured in the attack by 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana.

After initial protests, many believe Prime Minister Keir Starmer inflamed the situation by publicly labelling anyone who showed frustration and who called the attack ‘terror related’ as “far right”. There has been no active far right movement for more than a decade. Police and MPs still insist the protests were incited by social media posts. News Uncut argues that these would have been seen by only a few people. Starmer’s frequent statements on national television, however, were seen by millions.

Several people have since been jailed for years after making comments on social media.

Criminals such as former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards (above) had horrific images of children being sexually abused and escaped any actual jail time. He is today walking free on the streets of the UK.

Countless other pedophiles, rapists, those committing physical assault and others who have made threats to life, have also been freed or spared jail under Starmer.

But in their report, MPs say there is “no evidence” of two-tier policing. The report added: “This was not protest. Those participating in disorder were not policed more strongly because of their supposed political views but because they were throwing missiles, assaulting police officers and committing arson.

“It was disgraceful to see the police officers who bore the brunt of this violence being undermined by baseless claims of ‘two-tier policing’.”

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