WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Lucy Connolly's first interview – just 24 hours after her release from prison after 380 days behind bars for a tweet

Starmer's political prisoner reveals her story in her own words as she prepares for meeting with Trump administration tomorrow

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Today I sat down with Lucy Connolly in the home of her mother in Northampton, just one day after her release from 380 days of incarceration as Keir Starmer’s political prisoner for posting one tweet on the day of the Southport Massacre which she swiftly deleted.

It’s an extraordinary conversation. Lucy is stoic and brave because she is determined to take back the control of her narrative from a corrupt deep state and MSM who have attempted to wrongly paint her as a “far right thug”.

We make a lot of news. Tomorrow she’ll meet with Donald Trump’s administration to blow the whistle on Britain’s free speech crisis. Then she’s considering legal action against the police for their very obvious lies about her designed to prejudice the public.

Please watch Lucy tell her story in her own words and despair about life under Two Tier Keir in the authoritarian United Kingdom.