What happened on 2nd April 2023

It is horrendous, but an issue of child abuse have become the main issue on Sunday. While a new police taskforce focused on tackling grooming gangs will focus on protecting young women and girls from sexual abuse, and Rishi Sunak had been preparing his Monday speech that 'political correctness' will not stop crackdown on 'vile' grooming gangs, the Metro reported about two child killers shopping together while listening to music on headphones.

Tracey Connelly, right, and Helen Caudwell, left, have become close at the bail hostel in the north (Picture: Mirrorpix/PA)

Despite those women served out their time, it looks very wrong, anyway. 

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister got rather sarcastic answers to his twit from his followers:

"Anyone would think there was elections coming up soon."

"- You have a failing Police force; - you have inadequate social services provision; - you have a failing Court service; - you increase offences last week on Anti Social behaviour; - today this; - where do resources and funding come from; - it is all a sham"

"Why didn’t you do this when you came to power, Why so close to another election. You’ve lost my vote your party has never will, I never will vote labour or conservatives again."

"Am I the only person who thought the police should have probably been going after grooming gangs anyway? I mean it has always been illegal. Thank God you're here now to tell the police to fight crime... its not like you've been in the cabinet for 4 years."

"Good start, long overdue. Let's not forget the elites though ey? Still nothing off the back of Epstein's island?"

As for me, I accidentally came across several homemade websites dedicated to victims of those Pakistani grooming gangs, about ten years ago. I was very impressed. But my British friends made fun of my naivety. All of them considered this is silly conspiracy aimed at inciting ethnic hatred inside the UK.

Now, all those accusations occurred to be true. And the UK leader of Indian origin says that ethnicity of grooming gangs cannot be ignored. I've got a strong desire to join those Tory opponents asking them about 12/13 years of the inaction.

Another Sunday news was about Passport Office workers to begin five-week strike from Monday in row over jobs, pay and pensions. The union is stepping up strikes, with a nationwide walkout of more than 130,000 civil servants planned for April 28.

PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka (pictured) has written to the Government calling for urgent talks in a bid to resolve the dispute 

Yet, the Daily Mail readers don't support this initiative. the best rated comment runs that "They have good jobs with good pensions, things they should appreciate, its more than a lot of people have!"

And others accuse of lies those who defend them: "I saw a job with the Passport Agency a few weeks back. Employer pension contributions - 26.6 percent. This is the problem when you lie like the 2 above me - someone will find you out."

"Make them pay for their own pension like the rest of us have to do instead of expecting 20% plus from the employer and the rest from the public who subsidise it out of their taxes !"

The PCS workers, surely, experience 15-year long pay freezes. That sounds outrageous. But it seems that the majority of other UK citizens their situation to be more privileged and advantageous. Many willingly would change places with them.

Also on Sunday John Redwood, the Tory MP tried to ask, why Brits don’t holiday in UK to avoid border chaos? and caused a great wave of hatred towards himself and Tory in general.

"British beaches are now sewers"

 

 

"So what to do when our sewerage system can't cope with the sewage excreted by the massive migration into the UK? Answers on a postcard..."

 

Another Sunday most discussed issue was the Mirror investigation found the Home Secretary has claimed nearly £25,000 in household bills despite staying rent free in her parents home whilst the country faces sky high energy bills.

Suella Braverman has been accused of exploiting an expenses loophole (

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That fact didn't surprise anyone, just made angry. And it actually is. That was significant unifying righteous wrath.

"Great work by the Mirror. Let's hope it finishes this dreadful woman off."

"How can they claim energy costs when they earn a fortune anyway?! Absolute joke"

"A benefit scrounging fraudster. " 

"The entire system needs overhauling, it's no good complaining about what she claimed legally if the system allows it. Every penny claimed from the public purse should be open for scrutiny. My job has a very strict expense policy for travel and it usually costs me to travel away! Why can politicians make a profit from expenses? "

"Britain's so bad even the Home Secretary has to live with her parents." - "But unlike me and countless other, ahem, older people (thirties plus), she isn't paying any rent."