Ian Beim News Today

A drunken amateur football club secretary caught on camera abusing pro-Palestine protesters with a foul-mouthed racist tirade on Armistice Day, has avoided prison.

Ian Beim, 57, and Kevin Sweeney, 61, both admitted to racially aggravated public order offences at a hearing last month.

A victim of two men who racially abused Palestinian protestors at Waterloo station hopes the case makes more people report hate crimes.

TWO men have pleaded guilty to using racist verbal abuse towards pro-Palestine protesters on Armistice Day.

Kevin Sweeney and Ian Beim admit racially aggravated public order offences on Armistice Day.

Three men have been charged after a racially aggravated incident at London Waterloo Station on Armistice Day.

A man from Christchurch is due to appear in court after a ‘hate crime’ at London Waterloo station.

Police are hunting 20 men involved in violent counter-protests on Armistice Day - as three men are charged after a 'racially aggravated incident' at London Waterloo Station following the demonstrations.

Three men were charged over a "racially-aggravated altercation" after a demo at the station.

James Thomas, 33 of Christchurch, Ian Beim, 57, of Surbiton, and Kevin Sweeney, 61, (pictured) of West Molesey, were all charged with racially aggravated public order offences.