I love London for lots of reasons. But today, I love it because Count Binface, whose policies include “Thames Water bosses to be made to take a dip in the Thames, to see how they like it” & “Claudia Winkleman's fringe to be Grade I listed” has beaten the Britain First candidate👏

🎙️ In the latest episode of #RUSIJournalRadio, @DrHarrietGray, mental health nurse Nicola Lester and Emma Norton, talk about their research on sexual violence in the British Armed Forces and discuss cultural and institutional responses. Learn more: bit.ly/4dPw9Ey

Cpl Kerry-Ann Knight took the Army to Tribunal and won. The Army claims to have zero tolerance of discrimination and encourages complaints. But Kerry-Ann’s experience shows how discrimination is tolerated and complainants victimised. centreformilitaryjustice.org.uk/the-thin-skin-…

Army racism apology to black ‘poster girl’ soldier bbc.com/news/articles/…

Face of British army recruitment drive wins payout for racist and sexist abuse theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

Please share as widely as you can. We are hiring over at Centre for Military Justice - we are looking for a race discrimination lawyer/caseworker. Link below. Thank you!

“Suella Braverman did not immediately respond to a request for comment”. ft.com/content/8db720…

Listen to my client Kerry-Ann speak about her experiences of racism in the British Army. Shameful awful stuff.

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Our client Kerry-Ann Knight on a podcast with the Guardian. Speaking about her time in the British Army. theguardian.com/news/audio/202…

Dominic Grieve on the Jenrick lunacy. Well said.

Our letter in The Times this morning Centre for Military Justice

My colleague Lucy Baston on the latest revelations from the Royal Navy.

Opening rants on this episode of ⁦Origin Story⁩ a much-needed listen after hearing Justin Webb on the Today podcast yesterday - so glib and amused by the Musk gesture, despite efforts of ⁦Nick Robinson⁩ to push back on his sane-washing. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/ori…

Today in court we heard that Jaysley had been “the epitome of the kind of person we want to join the Army”. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

If not now, when? Jaysley Beck's case shows the urgent need for reform of serious complaints handling for soldiers centreformilitaryjustice.org.uk/if-not-now-whe…

Jaysley was so much more than just a soldier she was our daughter, a sister to Emilli, and a friend to so many. She was kind, caring, and truly loved by everyone who knew her. She was full of life, bright, and absolutely fantastic at her job. The Army itself has said she was

How should the Army investigate claims of sexual abuse? channel4.com/news/how-shoul… via Cathy Newman

Jaysley Beck’s sister Emilli will be speaking on BBC Radio 4 Today this morning at around 0750hrs.

The official response of Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 British Army 🇬🇧 to the Jaysley Beck case appears to be “we will put more women on court martial boards”. This has absolutely no relevance to that case and just gives the impression they are desperately scrambling for something to say.