Childminder Pleads Guilty to Inciting Racial Hatred After Southport Stabbings
Lucy Connolly, wife of a Tory councillor, faces a substantial prison sentence for inflammatory social media posts targeting asylum seekers.
- Connolly admitted to publishing a post calling for mass deportation and violence against asylum seekers.
- The post was made on the same day three girls were fatally stabbed at a dance class in Southport.
- Connolly's case has been transferred to Birmingham Crown Court to avoid potential bias due to her husband's political position.
- She apologized for acting on false information and has since deleted her social media account.
- Her sentencing is scheduled for October 17, with a substantial custodial sentence expected.