Live:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10318089
I hope The Police behave themselves. Sting can be a handful when he gets excited.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10318089
I hope The Police behave themselves. Sting can be a handful when he gets excited.
We didn't 'have to put up with it' per se - people were arrested, charged and sentenced.
The kid who threw a fire extinguisher off a roof got 2 years. The guys who tried, but failed, to organise riots on Facebook got fourteen years.
Meanwhile, riot police enjoy the right to beat the crap out of often weak and defenseless people with complete and absolute impunity.
Live:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10318089
I hope The Police behave themselves. Sting can be a handful when he gets excited.
I'm not saying that the police are saints (they are just people and as such there will be lovely policemen and evil, sadistic policemen), but I don't think you can justify that sort of behaviour on the grounds that "other people do worse things".
The phrase "And would you jump in the fire if the police did it?" springs to mind.
I didn't notice anyone "justifying" anything, merely pointing out that violent coppers requently get away with it. Harwood story about being assaulted with thrown bottles would have stood had a witness's footage been found.
1606168 said:I saw him getting a coffee in Glasgow a couple of weeks ago. He seemed quite sedate to me.
UNWASHED POP STARS' SONS WITH LONG HAIR STUDENT RABBLE, CALL THEMSELVES TRENDSETTERS LOOK MORE LIKE RED SETTERS TO ME LOL.
Ooh, BBC have now got all clever and we have split screen. Difficult to tell from the overhead shot but it looks like the students are contained on Fleet Street
Of all the places to send them - now the journalists don't even have to leave the office to take horribly out of context pictures.
There's only Reuters still on Fleet Street isn't there? And they would never do such a thing.
Home Office questions is more riotous than the student thing at the mo