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🔮 - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source An alleged former IRA member told Tory leader Kemi Badenoch 'I would have shot you dead' in a series of racist emails, a court has heard.

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🔮 - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source An alleged former IRA soldier told Tory leader Kemi Badenoch 'I would have shot you dead' during a series of racist emails, a court heard.

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- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source An alleged former IRA soldier told Tory leader Kemi Badenoch 'I would have shot you dead' during a series of racist emails, a court heard. asserted

court → see → emails

Mrs Badenoch and her husband Hamish were said to have been left 'distressed' and 'very upset' after Kieran Kyle contacted the pair earlier this year. asserted

Kyle → say → pair

Kyle, 43, from Gillingham in Kent, was told he faces a potential prison sentence after he pleaded guilty to two counts of sending communication of an indecent or offensive nature at Westminster Magistrates' Court this afternoon. asserted

he → tell → Court

In one message of three sent on May 2, Kyle wrote to the Conservative Party leader's Parliament email address: 'When I was in the IRA I would have shot you f****** dead.' uncertain

I → send → *

Prosecutor Jennifer Dannhauser said that in two earlier emails, Kyle had made racist references and wrote: 'I'm ex-IRA, so Bloody Sunday references from you are going to give you trouble.' asserted

references → say → trouble

The court heard that on April 29, Kyle sent an email to Mrs Badenoch's husband which used a racist term and said she had a 'big mouth' and he should 'put a leash on her'. asserted

he → hear → her

The defendant wrote again days later, using a racist term and saying 'misusing Bloody Sunday is a new low, pray she never ends up in Belfast cos she'll be left face down in a ditch with a bullet in her head,' the court heard. asserted

court → write → head

Ms Dannhauser said the couple were particularly affected by the 'racist language and threats of violence towards them'. asserted

couple → say → them

Kieran Kyle admitted sending offensive emails to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch Kyle, 43, described himself as an ex IRA soldier Kemi Badenoch and her husband, Hamish, pictured in 2024, were allegedly on the receiving end of offensive emails from a member of the public The Badenochs, pictured in 2026, are alleged to have received the emails this year Kyle is of previous good character, the court heard. uncertain

court → admit → character

He was granted bail to be sentenced at the same court on October 29. asserted

He → grant → October

Chief magistrate Paul Goldspring told him that a custodial sentence 'is a real option'. asserted

sentence → tell → him

Earlier this year Mrs Badenoch apologised for footage from Bloody Sunday being used in a social media clip to criticise a bill on legacy issues in Northern Ireland. asserted

Badenoch → apologise → Ireland

The Conservative leader said she did not sign off on the video, and that it was sent out by 'very young people'. asserted

it → say → people

The video criticising the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill was posted to Mrs Badenoch's social media channels on Tuesday, April 28 – the day before Kyle first made contact -, in which Mrs Badenoch said that the Labour Bill would 'drag' Troubles veterans back to court. asserted

Bill → criticise → court

Thirteen unarmed civilians were shot dead when members of the Army's Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in the Bogside area of Londonderry on January 30 1972, which became known as Bloody Sunday. asserted

which → shoot → Sunday

The Conservative Party apologised later that week for using the clips in its social media video, and said that as soon as it was brought to its attention, it was removed. asserted

it → apologise → attention

Asked about the clip during a visit to a hairdresser in south-east London, Mrs Badenoch said: 'I have apologised. asserted

I → ask → London

I did not sign off the video. asserted

I → sign → video

It was about a vote in parliament where Labour are putting in legislation that is hounding the very elderly veterans for things that happened decades ago, often under the instruction of political leaders who are no longer around. asserted

who → put → leaders

We support our veterans, but the video was done by very young people who did not recognise the footage as being from Bloody Sunday. asserted

who → support → Sunday

So I apologise as well that that video went out in error. ' asserted

video → apologise → error

It was removed as soon as the party understood that that was what had been put out.' asserted

what → remove → ?

The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill aims to repeal and replace the controversial Legacy Act introduced by the previous Conservative government, ending the immunity scheme brought in under the law, which was ruled unlawful in the courts. asserted

which → aim → courts

Ex-IRA soldier threatened to shoot Kemi Badenoch dead in series of racist emails which left Tory party leader and her husband 'very upset', court told

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