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Suspended Labour councillor denies inciting violent disorder

Video emerged in which Ricky Jones appeared to call for far-right protesters’ throats to be ‘cut’

The Independent UK

Anti-racism activist in London reports break-in attempt after far-right threats

Ulrike Schmidt says police have not investigated incident in Walthamstow, which was interrupted by passersby

The Guardian - UK

Suspended Labour councillor charged with encouraging violent disorder over protest speech

Dartford councillor Ricky Jones was arrested and suspended from the Labour party on Thursday

The Independent UK

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Starmer vows ‘no let-up’ on rioters as police hail ‘turning point’ in violence

More violence rumoured to be planned this weekend in Liverpool, Salford, Newcastle – and even Shrewsbury

The Independent UK

Suspended Labour councillor arrested over video ‘urging people to cut throats’

Ricky Jones arrested after video showed him apparently calling for violence against ‘Nazi fascists’

The Guardian - UK

Labour councillor arrested over 'cut throats' comments at Walthamstow rally

Dartford councillor appeared to call for far-right activists’ throats to be cut

Evening Standard

Labour suspends member after ‘completely unacceptable’ comments at London rally

Ricky Jones, a borough councillor in Dartford, Kent, is thought to have made the call at a demonstration on Wednesday evening.

Evening Standard

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Labour councillor suspended and arrested after video emerges of him urging crowd to cut people’s throats

Party says speech in Walthamstow ‘completely unacceptable’ as a man in his 50s is arrested for incitement

The Independent UK

Police and crime commissioners are supposed to be the voice of the public, not hide from scrutiny

'It is hard to escape the idea that it is a cushy gig for politicians on tail end of their career'

Wales Online

Parent believes new Vape Superstore 'looks like a sweet shop'

The store's bright pink signage and colourful advertisements of flavours have sparked some concern due to its proximity to schools, but the owner has said they have strict policies in place to avoid selling to underage people

Wales Online

Eleven cops investigated after 'abhorrent' texts found on dead officer's phone

The officers are being investigated after the discovery on Ricky Jones' mobile phone, following his death.

Daily Record

Misconduct notices served on 11 police officers after 'abhorrent' messages found on a dead officer's phone

Two serving officers are under criminal investigation for the alleged unauthorised disclosure of police information to a police officer after he left the force

Wales Online

Family exposed dead police officer's vulgar messages after 'years of emotional abuse'

Ricky Jones previously worked at Gwent Police force before he committed suicide two years ago after retiring, and his family made messages with colleagues public.

Daily Record

Dead police officer's family explain why they made his abhorrent phone messages public

Ricky Jones, 52, died two years ago and had worked at Gwent Police until his retirement - after his death, his family found homophobic, racist and misogynistic messages on his phone

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Wales Online

Three police officers suspended after 'racist, misogynistic and homophobic' messages found on dead sergeant's phone

The IOPC has announced it is launching an investigation after messages were published in a national newspaper

Wales Online

Welsh police officers 'swapped nude images of footballer' and joked about 'sex pests' in the force

More messages have been exposed from the phone of Ricky Jones, a deceased former Gwent Police officer

Wales Online

'Abhorrent' messages on a dead officer's phone paint picture of a 'toxic culture' in Gwent Police

The force's chief constable admitted the messages obtained showed a 'toxic culture' but said they did not represent the majority of officers

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