Independent TV
Showing now | News
00:37
Scouse pensioner’s defiant message to far-right group gathering outside Liverpool mosque
A defiant Scouse pensioner held a "Nans against Nazis" sign as a crowd gathered outside a mosque in Liverpool following rumours of a far-right protest there on Friday, 2 August.
Pat, 70, said she began protesting 50 years ago, against the National Front.
Speaking outside the Abdullah Quilliam Mosque, she said: “Someone said to me ‘you’re too old, don’t be doing this’ but as long as they’re here someone’s got to do it.”
It comes as violent disorder spread across the UK this week following misinformation on social media about a stabbing attack on Monday in Southport, Merseyside, in which three children were killed.
Up next
01:51
Gérard Mestrallet on the challenges of bringing infrastructure to the region of AlUla
02:07
Sir George Iacobescu, chairman of the Canary Wharf Group on the investment into the historic region of AlUla
02:00
Oliver Ripley of sustainable hotel group Habitas talks about how AlUla challenged his preconceptions of Saudi Arabia
02:09
