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commission for england and wales, first police and crime pensioner to put the policy into practice in northumbriaou. explain how the scheme came about as a pilot for your part of the country.— about as a pilot for your part of the country. yes, we were not happy — of the country. yes, we were not happy with _ of the country. yes, we were not happy with the _ of the country. yes, we were not happy with the police - not happy with the police response to domestic abuse. the local women's charities, particularly one, refuge, domestic abuse charities, they said so, and they were saying it is not specialists who go out, it is response beliefs. they have to be trained, and they are, but they don't all get it. we are the ones who understand and the suggestion was, can't we go with them when they attend an emergency call? in fact, that is exactly what we did in the first place. we had a car with a worker from women's aid and a police officer and a domestic abuse call, the first unit would go in case it was an emergency, then this car would go, the officer would say, will you speak to my friend from women'

or in northumbria , that lunatic chief northumbria, that lunatic chief constable that they've got thereas a history in medieval history, because, of course, it's only very recently that i think it was the university of nottingham that dropped the term anglo—saxon and viking from its curriculum in an attempt to decolonise the curriculum. so this has got a very particular left wing slant about it. it stinks and we can't have it. martin. we've got to put a stop to it. >> i mean, harry, it's by equal measures, ridiculous, hilarious and very serious. because if this warrants a tap on the shoulder from a counter—terror unit, it begs the question , why unit, it begs the question, why aren't they doing other things? there is the nazi helmet in question. it's clearly just the kind of thing that you wear to a re—enactment . it's absurd. but, re—enactment. it's absurd. but, harry, can i ask you on a more general point, because i know you've battled against these hateful non—crime hate incidents which end up going on your criminal record even though they're not actual crimes , and they're not actua

. >> he'll go, i think he's from northumbria or cumberland back. >> he'll go to some community which'll be the local people and something will go wrong, and then there'll be lessons learned, but there'll be another dead girl. and that's terrible, astonishing stuff. thank you very much for your expertise as ever. thank you very much. that's a retired scotland yard detective, mike neville. thank you. cheers. now, coming up , we neville. thank you. cheers. now, coming up, we head to brighton as a union boss takes aim at the previous government, labelling them right wing incompetent and morally bankrupt. apart from that, they lie them and martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back. your time is 348. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. nigel farage was on gb news now. nigel farage was on the tip of the tongue of tuc general secretary peter paul novak. beg your pardon? he hit out at the reform uk leader saying he is no friend of the working class. he accused him also of being a putin apologist and a fraud . but he did hit out and a fraud. but he did hit out at labour as