Peter Bleksley

Thank you.

Certainly.

On Monday night, a vicious assault took place in Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland.

But somebody has been charged with that assault.

So I am therefore forbidden by law from saying very much more about it.

other than to say the alleged victim is a local man from Belfast and the alleged perpetrator who has been charged, we know, is a man of Sudanese origin who entered Ireland by flying in from Paris.

He then travelled from Dublin up into Northern Ireland, which is, of course, part of the UK, where he apparently made an application for asylum, which was fast-tracked and granted to him.

And the news is broken today that the man who has been charged apparently used to be a police officer in war-torn Sudan.

Yes, as a result of that and as news filtered out before this man had been charged, there was a lot of footage of the crime circulating on social media and it was vile to watch and feelings were clearly running very high.

People took to the streets and it ended up with three consecutive nights of rioting.

People burning buses, cars, properties,

dreadful scenes, unacceptable and unforgivable, but many commentators from Belfast saying that there was a racist element to some of what was going on, that apparently people with black and brown faces were being chased out of homes and such like.

I'm yet to see anything that actually confirms that, but that's been circulating widely.

And of course, nobody likes to see Britain burn, whatever part of Britain it is.

But unfortunately, I fear if things keep going on the way that they are in relation to unfettered, uncontrolled migration and all of the other matters around that, then I've got a heartfelt fear that other parts of Britain are going to burn this summer as well.

Well, I'll tackle the politicians first.

Let's look at who's in charge, who runs the UK at the moment.

Left-leaning, socialist, call themselves progressive, woke, liberal idiots who are in charge.

And they won't do anything because it sticks in the back of their mouths.

to really grip the whole immigration issue.