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Lucy Connolly interview: ‘People hoped prison would break me. It didn’t’
It was 10.18am on Thursday morning when the gates of HMP Peterborough swung open, a taxi drove out past the waiting press pack and one of Britain’s most famous prisoners was free. Lucy Connolly had been behind bars for 380 days for a nasty tweet posted in anger on the night of the Southport massacre of little girls.
Lucy Connolly says she was ‘political prisoner’ & is planning legal action as she speaks out after being freed from jail
LUCY Connolly has claimed she was a “political prisoner” and has revealed she is planning to take legal action after her prison release. The mum was jailed for stirring up racial
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Lucy Connolly to meet Trump officials after jail release
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RIOT-tweet mum Lucy Connolly was freed from jail to rejoin her husband and 12-year-old daughter — after more than a year as a ...
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has been slammed for posting a tweet in support of Lucy Connolly, who was jailed for stirring up ...
Lucy Connolly - who was jailed over a social media post after the Southport attack - has said she is considering to take legal action against the police. The 42-year-old, who left HMP Peterborough ...
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