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'What if Lucy Connolly had claimed her words were 'clumsy'?' The Breakfast panel discuss calls to sack Attorney General Lord Hermer after he was forced to apologise for comparing British right-wing parties to nazis.

SCOOP Lord Hermer personally signed off on the decision to prosecute Lucy Connolly over her Southport tweets Her offence required AG approval before prosecution meaning Hermer *could* have stepped in to prevent it going to court Senior Tories furious W/ Laurie Wastell

One of these was Lucy Connolly, another was former Royal Marine Jamie Michael, who called for his local community to peacefully organise to prevent illegal migrants being settled in the Welsh Valleys. He was acquitted in just 17 minutes by a jury. Former prison officer Mark

Will be on GB News with Nana Akua from 5pm to discuss Lord Hermer and Lucy Connolly.

The Attorney General personally approved the prosecution of Lucy Connolly over one deleted tweet. Laurie Wastell asks: Was this about justice — or political pressure from Starmer’s narrative during the riots?

Pretty clear Lord Hermer is toast Someone needs to tell the PM tho

Who should get a longer prison sentence, Attorney General's Office ?

Net Closing on Richard Hermer order-order.com/2025/06/02/net…

Lord Hermer, the Attorney General, didn't just sign off on the prosecution of Lucy Connolly, says Laurie Wastell. He also consented to the prosecution of Jamie Michael and Mark Heath, both of whom were acquitted. dailysceptic.org/2025/06/02/her…

It wasn't just Lucy Connolly's prosecution Lord Hermer approved. When Mark Heath and Jamie Michael went before juries, both were acquitted -- Michael in just 17 minutes. How were these tendentious prosecutions for expressing anti-immigration views online in the public interest?

"part of our pragmatic approach to foreign affairs is to learn from experience, to analyse without preconception or dogma what has been shown to protect British interests in the world, and what has not." Right, like that time we pragmatically and undogmatically handed over the

🚨 BREAKING: Hamit Coskun has been found guilty of a religiously aggravated public order offence, namely, disorderly behaviour within the hearing or sight of a person likely to be caused harassment, alarm or distress, because he burnt a copy of the Koran outside the Turkish

Julian Lewis MP: 'Lord Hermer of Chagos.'

1/5 - The public response has been overwhelming 💙 In just hours, over £5,000 has been raised for PC Lorne Castle and his family after he was sacked by Dorset Police. One look at this screenshot says everything about how the vast majority of the general public people really

Grim news today. We now have an Islamic blasphemy law in England.

"The Bar Standards Board wanted to impose EDI ideology on all barristers. Gender-critical women like me could've faced exclusion. But after massive pushback, it's been forced to drop these invidious proposals. This is a huge win." Sarah Phillimore on the Sceptic. Full episode👇

"The German authorities' attempts to ban the AfD are totally political. The domestic spy agency is politically controlled and has been targeting the Right since the Merkel era. Now the AfD is rising and they claim it's 'extremist'." eugyppius on the Sceptic. Full episode👇

Gerry Adams. Shamima Begum. Osama bin Laden’s right-hand man. Lord Hermer has spent much of his life defending those who hate Britain. Why on earth did Starmer hand-pick him to be Attorney General?

Operation Sea Lion succeeds and the government says don't blame us, the weather was good in 1940 – having already fled to Canada.

Great thumbnail for this on the Jenrick YouTube: