Lucy Connolly, the wife of a Conservative councillor, was sentenced to 31 months in jail for inciting racial hatred on social media against asylum-seekers. She posted a message on Twitter calling for mass deportation and setting fire to hotels housing asylum-seekers. Connolly also joked about the consequences of her tweet and indicated she would use the “mental health card” if arrested, despite being aware of the volatile situation she was contributing to.
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From Super Bowls to Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali to ‘last resort,’ the Superdome has seen it all
In New Orleans in Spring 1982, the Louisiana Superdome witnessed historic sporting events like Michael Jordan's game-winning shot in the NCAA final and Steve Gleason's blocked punt after Hurricane Katrina. The stadium has hosted numerous iconic moments, from boxing matches to concerts to Super Bowls, becoming a symbol of resilience for the city of New Orleans. Despite challenges and natural disasters, the Superdome remains a beloved landmark and a vital part of the community's identity....
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