'I remind everyone that the price for a trial that is prejudiced is ultimately paid by the victims and their families, who are deprived of the justice that they deserve.' 'Let me now turn to the actions of a tiny, mindless minority in our society, because in the aftermath attack, the community of Southport had to suffer twice.
New PM Keir Starmer and his Home Secretary Yvette Cooper face a daunting task In the weeks ahead of the General Election last month, Labour spoke a lot about the big challenges they would face if they won: tight public finances, crowded prisons, the high cost of living. But there was one challenge that was barely mentioned – the volatility of British society in general, particularly in the cities.
’ To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Both politicians visited Southport to lay flower tributes to the victims, and on Thursday afternoon, Starmer held a emergency meeting of senior police officers in Downing Street to discuss how they will attempt to stem the violence.
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