Furore erupted in the House of Commons as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage accused Prime Minister Starmer of implementing “two-tier” justice, where criminals are released early to make room for those who post “unpleasant” things online in Britain. Farage’s claims were met with heckles from other lawmakers and the usual groans and shouts of “shame,” as Starmer blamed the previous Tory government for his decision to release thousands of criminals. The House of Commons has been the site of heated debates and accusations regarding the government’s response to anti-mass migration protests and riots, which began in August following a mass stabbing at a “Taylor Swift” dance party in Southport that left three children dead and several others injured. So far, 1,280 people have been arrested and 796 charged over their involvement in the unrest, with many facing charges for violent offenses as well as comments on social media.
Two-Tier Justice”: Farage’s Fury at Starmer Over Early Release of Criminals
