I had a gender fluid dog once.

Had to have him put down because he kept trying to suck my cock.

The Times:

Local authority bosses must pay a lesbian social worker more than £63,000 after she was disciplined for having “nasty opinions” about a colleague’s “gender-fluid” dog.

Elizabeth Pitt was reported to managers at Cambridgeshire county council for making allegedly transphobic remarks during a video meeting with the council’s “LGBTQIA+ group” last year.

An employment tribunal heard that Pitt made the comments after a colleague said he identified his dachshund dog as “gender-fluid” and that he had put a dress on the pet to prompt debate. Pitt and another lesbian colleague were reported for commenting on the revelation in a “really aggressive tone”, in which they voiced views that were deemed to be “non-inclusive and transphobic”.

Council bosses banned Pitt from contacting members of the group or attending their meetings. In response, the social worker sued the local authority for discrimination and harassment over her so-called gender critical views.

The tribunal backed Pitt’s claim and awarded the social worker more than £55,000 in damages and £8,000 costs. The judge also recommended that the council change its staff training to include a section on “freedom of belief and speech in the workplace”.

Pitt and her colleague were also criticised for having commented negatively on “trans women participating in women’s sports and sharing women’s spaces”.

Evidence submitted to the tribunal showed that colleagues had taken issue with Pitt’s “nasty opinions” and that a formal complaint had been made. At a meeting with council managers, Pitt denied having been aggressive but accepted she could be “direct”. She said the purpose of the group was to discuss that type of subject.

Managers produced a written report that described Pitt as having been “perceived to be non-inclusive and transphobic”. It was also found by the internal meeting that the social worker had “caused significant offence” and been “particularly inappropriate and ill-judged”.

Pitt was told that her comments had a “detrimental impact on the mental health and wellbeing of the complainants”. She was banned from contacting any of the LGBTQIA+ group or attend its events.

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Council bosses accepted that her gender-critical views amounted to a “philosophical belief” but they argued that the manner in which she and her colleague “chose to promote their views” had been “aggressive and confrontational”.

In his ruling, the judge, Paul Michell, said the tribunal agreed with Pitt’s lawyer that the evidence “unambiguously” showed that “at least part of the reason” for the council’s conduct towards her was her “gender-critical beliefs”. Pitt was awarded nearly £30,000 in loss of earnings and £22,000 compensation for injury to feelings, with interest added.

Michell recommended that council bosses include a section on freedom of belief and speech in the workplace in its mandatory training for staff within the next six months.

When even the British are backing off the woke, you know the jig is up.

There’s no room for woke now.

We have to fight all these wars against brown people to save the Jews.

Brusthom Ziamani.

I’m actually surprised.

I thought the staff in British prisons were all Moslem too.

Metro:

An incident which saw two inmates stab a prison guard while wearing fake suicide belts is being treated as a terror attack.

One of the suspects is understood to be convicted terrorist Brusthom Ziamani, 24, who was jailed in 2015 for plotting to behead a soldier.

The ‘vicious’ and ‘cowardly’ attack happened while their cells were unlocked at HMP Whitemoor in Cambridgeshire, just after 9am on Thursday.

It is believed Ziamani and his fellow inmate suddenly started knifing the guard from behind, leaving him suffering from wounds to his face, neck and chest.

It is believed they used improvised bladed weapons to stab the guard, while wearing belts ‘with various items crudely attached’, said Met Police.

The two inmates were subsequently detained by security officials at the 458-capacity maximum security jail, who also suffered injuries while restraining them.

In total five members of staff, including the targeted guard, were taken to hospital and have since been discharged.

Police said both inmates suspected to be involved in the attack remain in prison, however no arrests have yet been made.

It is believed Ziamani carried out the attack alongside a Muslim convert who was jailed for a violent offence.

Ziamani, a follower of radical preacher Anjem Choudary, 52, was found guilty of planning a terror attack in 2015 over a plot to behead a British soldier.

He was arrested while carrying a 12 inch knife and hammer in a rucksack and the Old Bailey later heard he had researched the location of Army cadet bases in south-east London.

A vile thug punched a disabled RAF veteran out of his mobility scooter and then stamped on him as he lay on the floor all his dog accidentally tripped the brute up.

Police have launched a manhunt to catch the savage attacked after 52-year-old Richard Sandon was battered and left with a broken arm, fractured ribs, bruised kidneys and horrific bruises.

Mr Sandon, who needs a scooter to get around, was travelling along a towpath in Peterborough on Friday when he saw another man approaching.

He moved out of the way but his dog crossed the path and the suspect tripped on the lead.

Despite Mr Sandon apologising, he was punched in the face and knocked out of his scooter. The man then punched and stamped on him as he lay on the ground.

Cambridgeshire Police have released a picture of Mr Sandon in his hospital bed in order to highlight the attack, which happened at about 7.30pm near the bridge at Railworld.

The dog, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Blue, was also kicked but not seriously hurt.

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A gypsy who charged a blind pensioner almost £50,000 for work worth just £1,000 has been jailed.

Adam Loveridge, 41, cold-called at his victim’s home and persuaded her that her porch and guttering needed fixing.

He then billed the 64 year-old for a staggering £49,000 – which she began paying in installments.

Over a year she paid out an extortionate £40,080 to Loveridge in a series of cheques until her bank became suspicious and contacted the police.

Loveridge initially claimed he could not read the amounts on the cheques because of his illiteracy but he eventually admitted six counts of fraud.

The conman, who lives on a caravan park in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, blew all but £3,000 of the money on gambling machines.

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