leeds crown — take him down. that was the 'udge at leeds crown court * take him down. eds crown court announcing - take him down. that was the judge at leeds crown court announcing the - leeds crown court announcing the sentence forjordan parlour who is 28, who was sentenced of a publishing written material intending to stir up racial hatred, given a sentence of 20 months in prison, thejudge said given a sentence of 20 months in prison, the judge said you are encouraging others to attack a hotel new would be occupied by refugees and asylum seekers and it was not only then likely to be affected but the workers, the judge said, only then likely to be affected but the workers, thejudge said, in only then likely to be affected but the workers, the judge said, in that hotel. a sentence forjordan parlour, 28, sentenced to 20 months imprisonment over publishing written material intended to serve racial hatred, posted on facebook, that happened during the unrest to do with attacking a hotel, the britannia hotel, in leeds. let's bring you some breaking news now, the suspended la

the unrest the let us listen to the crown court in leeds. court in leeds. the unrest the reaction from vafious leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts _ leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of— leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of our— leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of our society - leeds. the unrest the reaction from various parts of our society to - various parts of our society to wards other parts of our society, stemming from that incidents, groups of protesters have gathered and clashed. sometimes using violence towards each other, sometimes towards each other, sometimes towards the police, sometimes towards the police, sometimes towards entirely innocent and unconnected people and their property. in a democratic society, such as that which exists in this country, people are entitled to protest peacefully. they are also entitled to express their views, whatever their views may be. but, each of those freedoms, to protest and to speak, have limits and boundaries. when a protest moves

leeds crown court heard that he was angry at migration and a local hotel hosing asylum-seekers. pelted b stones. he posted to his 1500 facebook followers encouraging them to do it again. "every man and their dog should be smashing britannia hotel." this asylum-seekers were living the life. staff initiated a lockdown and police had to patrol it. the judge at leeds crown court said that he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. >> although you said that you had no intention of carrying out any act of violence, there can be no doubt that you were inciting others to do so. otherwise, why post the comments? >> the post terrified people at this hotel. a man sitting at home triggered an emergency with real-world consequences. so the government's hopes that the sentence sends a message to keyboard agitators. ministers are also under pressure to deal with social media companies if they will not take this down. the disorder began with lies online, the new law -- online safety act imposes fines if social media companies remove content and they are not yet in force. the prime min

we are monitoring the situation at leeds crown court, where we are expecting the sentencing of two mens soon as we can. a british terror suspect has been deported to the uk after being freed from prison in kenya — and arrested at heathrow airport. jermaine grant was arrested in london on thursday after arriving on a flight from nairobi. he was jailed in kenya after being arrested in 2011, when bomb making equipment was discovered in a raid on his flat in mombasa. police believe he was planning a bombing campaign on tourist hotels on kenya�*s coast. mr grant was convicted of terrorism offences in 2019, alongside another conviction forforgery. the metropolitan police confirmed he�*d been detained in london under the terrorism act. under the terrorism act. mr grant had been linked in kenya to samantha lewthwaite, the widow of suicide bomber jermaine lindsay, one of four men responsible for the 2005 london attacks in which 52 people died. the former model katie price has been arrested at heathrow airport and taken into police custody, for failing to attend court. an arrest warrant was issu

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani reports from leeds crown court.ock at the door from the police and an arrest for his words rather than his actions during last week's disorder. at the weekend, he sat at home watching what was going on. leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekers. it had already been pelted by stones as disorder spread to leeds parlour, then posted to his 1500 facebook followers, encouraging them to do it again. every man and their dog should be smashing britannia hotel, he said. the asylum seekers there were living a life of riley, he claimed. staff initiated a lockdown of the premises and police had to patrol it. jailing parlourfor 20 months, the judge at leeds crown court said he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. although you said that you had no intention of carrying out any act of violence. there can be no doubt that you were inciting others to do so. otherwise, why post the comment? his post terrified people at this hotel. a man sitting at home triggered an em

our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani reports from leeds crown court.an parlour, this isjordan parlour, a knock at the door from police and an arrest for his words rather than his actions during last week's disorder. at the weekend, he sat at home watching what was going on. leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekers. it had already been pelted with stones as disorder spread to leeds. pilot then posted to his 1500 facebook followers encouraging them to do it again. every man and their dog should smashing a tiny hotel, he said. asylum seekers there were living the life of riley, he claimed. staff initiated a lockdown on the premises and police had to patrol it. jailing parlour, the judge said he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. although ou said his anger over immigration. although you said that — his anger over immigration. although you said that you _ his anger over immigration. although you said that you had _ his anger over immigration. although you said that you had no _ you said t

so those are going to be life sentences at leeds crown court. so we'll bnng leeds crown court.ng you that too. as we've seen, the criminal justice system is being used very swiftly indeed. we've had what, 500 arrests in recent days . 500 arrests in recent days. we've had over 150 people now charged . people given sentences charged. people given sentences up to three years, i believe is the longest so far. >> and it's not just leeds. four are being sentenced in liverpool, including jordan davis of southport. he pleaded guilty to possession of a knife. we've got lloyd kilner. he pleaded not guilty to violent disorder in liverpool. gareth metcalfe, who pleaded not guilty to violent disorder, and jemmy bailey , who also pleaded not bailey, who also pleaded not guilty to violent disorder in southport. so lots of sentences, lots of charges indeed. >> let's get the headlines with mark white . mark white. >> good afternoon. it just after 1:00, the latest headlines from the gb news centre, disgraced former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been asked to return his salary by the corpora

that wasjordan plain being sentenced to eight months' imprisonment at leeds crown court byjudge guy kearljudge said he had been caught on cctv footage outside leeds art gallery on the 21st of august as part of an edl group and was seen to climb ona part of an edl group and was seen to climb on a barrier and make monkey gestures and insulting comments and also imitated muslim prayer and the judge said this was insulting behaviour which caused alarm and distress to others. —— on the 2nd of august. 0ne witness said she had been traumatised by his behaviour and the judge gave out an eight—month sentence tojordan plain taking into account, he said, the context of civil unrest that was going on and also the sustained nature of the behaviour, went handing down this jail sentence, judge guy kearl kc has givenjordan plain eight months in prison for his own —— unrest which arose after stabbings in southport. here's a reminder of who's been sentenced so far today. this is adnan ghafoorr. he's 31 years old and has been jailed for 18 months for affray. he was was also jailed for an additional 12 month

far, almost 500 people have been arrested, with more than a dozen we are expecting news from leeds crown court minister has told... has said there was no doubt that extra police officers and rapid sentencing had prevented further unrest. let's listen to what the had to say. my messa . e listen to what the had to say. ij�*i message to listen to what the had to say. m: message to the listen to what the had to say. m; message to the police and all of those charged with responding to disorder is to maintain that high alert. i'm absolutely convinced that having the police officers in place this last few days on the right places and the swiftjustice that being dispensed by the court has had a real impact. but we have to stay on high alert going into this weekend because we absolutely have to make sure that our communities feel safe. , i, i, feel safe. the start of the full bowl season _ feel safe. the start of the full bowl season is _ feel safe. the start of the full bowl season is that _ feel safe. the start of the full bowl season is that going - feel safe. the start of the full bowl season is th

leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekers. lted with stones as disorder spread to leeds. he then posted to his 1500 facebook followers encouraging them to do it again. asylum seekers there were living the life of riley, he claimed. staff initiated a lockdown on the premises and police had to patrol it. jailing him, thejudge said he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. although you said that you had no intention of carrying out acts of violence, there can be no doubt that you were inciting others to do so. otherwise, why post the comment? parlour�*s post terrified people at this hotel. a man sitting at home triggered an emergency of real—world consequences. the government hopes the sentence sends a message to keyboard agitators. ministers are also under pressure to do with a social media companies if they won't take this type of content down. the disorder that spread from southport began with lies online. the new online safety act imposes fines for social media companies if they fail to remove illegal content. but t

today, leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekerspelted by stones as disorder spread to leeds. jordan encouraged his 1500 followers to do it again. every man and his dog should be smashing britannia hotel, he said. staff and residents were terrified, managers had to shut down the site and please sendin had to shut down the site and please send in five teams to protect the hotel. jailing jordan parlour, the judge said he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. although ou said his anger over immigration. although you said you — his anger over immigration. although you said you had _ his anger over immigration. although you said you had no _ his anger over immigration. although you said you had no intention - his anger over immigration. although you said you had no intention of - you said you had no intention of carrying out any act of violence, there could be no doubt that you are inciting others to do so. 0therwise, why post a comment? inciting others to do so. otherwise, why post a comment?— inciting others to do so. other

today, leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekersspread to leeds. parlour encouraged his 1,500 followers to do it again. staff and residents were terrified, managers had to lock down the site and please send in five teams to protect the hotel. jailing parlour for 20 years, thejudge said he had been motivated by his anger over immigration. ——20 months. although you said you had no intention of carrying out any act of violence, there could be no doubt that you are inciting others to do so. 0therwise, why post the comment? richard williams from buckley in north wales, jailed for three months for sharing a menacing post about migrants while also encouraging rioters. in northampton, tyler kay was locked up for 38 months. he'd called on the x social media platform for attacks on asylum seeker hotels. for days, the prime minister has faced calls for new laws to regulate social media companies. today he signalled he may take action. this is not a law—free zone. i agree we have to look more broadly at social media after this disorder. but the

let's take you straight to leeds crown court now and the sentencing of 30—year—old jordan plain beinghe death of three little girls in southport and the reaction from various parts of our society towards other parts of our society. stemming from that incident, groups of protesters have gathered in many locations and on occasions they have clashed. sometimes using violence towards each other, sometimes towards each other, sometimes towards the police, sometimes towards the police, sometimes towards entirely innocent and unconnected people and their property. in a democratic society such as that which exists in this country, blah entitled to protest peacefully. they are also entitled to express their views, whatever their views may be. but each of those freedoms, to protest and to speak, have limits and boundaries. when a protest moves away from being peaceful towards being violent, then it becomes illegal and against the law. when speaking, whether directly to others or through social media platforms, what is said must not contravene the law. the law applies to everyone. no matter what

leeds crown court was shown cctv of a large group of asian men kicking and punching a small group of four white men, 21 year old samir ali, from leeds, and 31 year old adnan ghafoor , who also lives in adnan ghafoor, who also lives in leeds, admitted affray earlier on this week . well, it comes as on this week. well, it comes as the prime minister has issued a warning to those using social media to encourage violence and disorder. visiting the metropolitan police command centre in central london, sir keir starmer said social media is not a law free zone . he said is not a law free zone. he said the police are actively pursuing those breaking the law online with more swift sentences expected to be handed down today. he said it was a reminder today. he said it was a reminder to everyone that whether they're directly involved or remotely involved, those people are still culpable. >> those that are thinking about getting involved in disorder of any sort is very clear. if you involve yourself in disorder, then the full force of the law will be applied. and the fact that we've seen this wee

let's go now to our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani, who is outside leeds crown court, to be sentenced over their roles in recent disorder. what has happened in court? well, over here in leeds we have seen a lot of sentencing this week already in liverpool. we are in leeds because we have four men sentenced today for their part in what went on. two today. sameer ali, 21, adnan ghafoor, who is 31, they have both just been jailed for affray. they were part of a large group of asian men from the leeds area who went out on a counter protest on saturday, wanting to basically put up a stance against what they saw as far right quys against what they saw as far right guys coming out to threaten them. and on the way from a protest they got into an altercation which started with abuse being thrown from some white men. punches were then thrown. sameer ali is seen on cctv going for one of the white men who is carrying a union flag. adnan ghafoor effectively does the same. he comes in later. both men said they reacted because they had been subject to racial abuse in religious abuse

jurors at leeds crown court unanimously found anas al moustafa, a father of two, guilty of traffickingy to newhaven. crew members on the ship used an axe to free the migrants after hearing their pleas for help, the 43 year old will be sentenced next friday. detectives are appealing for information after a top chef's been left fighting for his life after he was attacked near notting hill carnival. police found muzzy nato unconscious on a street in queensway before paramedics arrived. a 31 year old man has now been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. however, police are still looking for witnesses who may have seen muzzy between 1:00 on monday afternoon and the time of the attack just before 11:30 pm. two people have been arrested after a man on a mobility scooter was stabbed to death in clapton in east london yesterday. the victim has been named as 38 year old jade anthony barnett, who lost his leg in a motorbike accident in two thousand and seven. he's been described by friends and family as cheerful and caring and troubled. thames water says it needs to hike customer bills by n