MARGOT Parker MEP has praised the “astonishing sacrifices” the suffragettes took in their fight to get women the vote.

It has emerged in the past two days that female victims of horrific sex crimes have had to hire lawyers to fight a courageous and costly battle to keep London Cab sex attacker, John Worboys, behind bars.

Late last year they were not informed that Worboys was about to be released by the Parole Board. He was jailed ‘indefinitely’ in 2009 for sexually assaulting 12 female passengers between 2002 and 2008.

Richard Bingley, UKIP’s Home Affairs spokesperson said: 

We need a Justice system that serves the victim, not the criminal. The Parole Board chairman should be dismissed for issuing no prior warning, and Worboys should remain in jail until he is carried out in a coffin.” 

Mr Bingley has campaigned for much longer prison sentences for serious violent, sexual or terrorist offenders.

He added:

“Early release doesn’t work with violent offenders. Public safety and deterrence must be prioritised. When I see so many cases like this, I fear we are beginning to walk into social anarchy and legal meltdown. Let’s reassert the right of civil society to live in security and free from fear.”

A national survey from the Police Federation has reported that 73% of officers were “single-crewed” often or always.

Richard Bingley, UKIP’s Shadow Home Affairs spokesperson, said:

“Single-crewing has the effect that police officers are isolated and exposed to unacceptable levels of personal risk in many potentially hazardous situations.

Recently a British and Churchill themed cafe was overcome by protesters claiming Churchill was racist.

Once again mob rule hits peaceful Small Business owners. An unruly mob of Corbyn aligned protesters led by a student equality ‘Leader’ who’s family were given asylum by this country, interrupted peaceful people trying to enjoy this novel and very British Business.

SME Spokesman Ernie Warrender said: “I hope the attendant publicity caused by this attention seeking action will galvanise people to visit this novel Small Business and result in a chain of them across Britain. I would urge everyone to call in when in the area.”

Britain’s road policing chief today declared that ‘enough is enough’ as he urged a zero-tolerance policy on speeding motorists. 

But UKIP’s transport spokesman Jill Seymour responded by saying that ‘enough is enough’ regarding the constant victimisation of road users, and determination to use them as revenue-raising cash cows.