How Labour Party chairman Ian Lavery claimed he had ‘no respect for police’
“In court, they told lie after lie, and I was fine £1,000.Mr Lavery was indeed convicted of a public order offence after this football match, but he was fine £200 not £1000 and the entire fine was paid for by the NUM.
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