Maybe it wasn’t an intentional attempt to suppress an organisation she didn’t like. Maybe it was just incompetence which led to Yvette Cooper failing to consider the proportionality of proscription. In which case she should probably resign for her incompetence…

*Precedent…

There is no glee, just anger at seeing the Labour Party abandon the values it claims to stand for.

In a world of growing extremism I think it is terrible for a “centre-left” party to set a president of abusing anti-terror laws to suppress an organisation they don’t like. I think it is precisely because of the “new world order” that I expect Labour to do better and champion our human rights.

Introducing unlawful legislation resulting in the arrest of thousands. How is that not an error of judgment worthy of resignation?

After months of insinuating there were sinister reasons she’s just not allowed to tell us, surely Yvette Cooper has to resign over this

Just realised that’s almost 1 in every 100 people…

I find it amazing people can still legally bolt a big metal bar to the front of their vehicle undermining any cursory effort the manufacturer put into pedestrian safety

That’s weird, everyone on X has just simultaneously tweeted “I consent to this appointment”

No doubt he’ll be firing himself for gross misconduct this morning…