GB News star Alex Armstrong blasts ‘disgraceful’ behaviour at memorials as new law introduced: 'About time!'

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Alex Armstrong has sparked debate online after backing new legislation that could see protesters jailed for climbing national memorials.The GB News presenter took to X to share his support for the Government's latest crackdown, writing: "About time too.

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A good reform by the Home Secretary."His comments came in response to new measures introduced under the Government's Crime and Policing Act, which will allow police to prosecute individuals who scale significant national memorials, including the Cenotaph and the statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Parliament Square.Those found guilty could face up to three months in prison, a £1,000 fine, or both.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say While the legislation has been welcomed by many, Alex's remarks quickly drew a mixed reaction online."We need to reopen the insane asylums, people like that cannot be in our society," one person penned, as another commented: "Except,...

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