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Rachel Riley tells court of job fears after Corbyn aide s dangerous tweet | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen

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Rachel Riley tells court of job fears after Corbyn aide s dangerous tweet

Rachel Riley tells court of job fears after Corbyn aide’s ‘dangerous’ tweet Rachel Riley (Ian West/PA) Television presenter Rachel Riley has told a High Court judge that she worried about the security of her job after an aide to then-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described her as “dangerous” and “stupid” in a tweet. Ms Riley, 35, a numbers expert on Channel 4 game show Countdown, told Mr Justice Nicklin that Laura Murray’s March 2019 tweet “incited” hate and caused people to try to get her sacked. She told a High Court trial that her agent had arranged a meeting with a programming head at Channel 4, and she had to explain that Ms Murray had “misrepresented” what she had written in an earlier tweet.

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Rachel Riley tells judge she received an onslaught of abuse following tweet | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

By Press Association 2021 Rachel Riley Television presenter Rachel Riley has told a High Court judge she was subjected to a “concerted attack” two years ago after an aide to then Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described her as “dangerous” and “stupid” in a tweet. Ms Riley, 35, who appears in Channel 4 show Countdown, told Mr Justice Nicklin that she received an “onslaught of abuse” following Laura Murray’s March 2019 tweet. She said a “campaign” had been initiated to “get me fired from my job, as being someone who had advocated violence”. Ms Riley, who has sued Ms Murray for libel and wants damages, said the tweet caused “serious harm” to her reputation.

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Sadiq Khan: I never wanted to be a culture war poster boy

BBC News By Sam Francis image copyrightPA Media image captionSadiq Khan believes he has become a poster boy for a culture war due to his ethnicity and religion In five years as the mayor of the UK s largest city, Sadiq Khan has overseen the most challenging period in London for more than in half a century. A pandemic, a recession and even a fight with the president of the USA - but how has it changed him? After a tumultuous campaign, Mr Khan became mayor in 2016, and the politician with the largest personal mandate in the UK. The new platform thrust the former MP and shadow cabinet minister into the national spotlight, but even before Mr Khan had started his new job, it was apparent his religion would make him a target.

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Abu Hamza s son blames father for life of crime as he is jailed for drug dealing

Abu Hamza s son blames father for life of crime as he is jailed for drug dealing Yasser Kamel was constantly bullied at school because of the reputation of his father, the radical hate cleric, a court heard 28 April 2021 • 5:10pm Yasser Kamel, pictured in 2010, said he turned to crime after struggling to get a job due to his family history Credit: National News and Pictures The son of Abu Hamza, the notorious radical cleric, blamed his father’s arrest and extradition for his life of crime as he was jailed for drug dealing. Yasser Kamel, 31, is one of eight children of Hamza, the former Islamist imam of the Finsbury Park Mosque who is currently serving life without parole at a US “supermax” prison.

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