Sky News host Rowan Dean has reacted to the UK Police fining a cyclist for riding his bike without holding onto the handlebars.

But over in the UK, what could be more Orwellian, more big brother, more dystopian than the police using human rights legislation to arrest people for cycling with their hands off the handlebars. Cycling with their hands on the handlebars. Yeah. Okay. Places other road users at risk. No, it doesn’t. How does it This is amazing. So, cycling nohanded violates article two of the human rights act. Is that the right to life? No, I said it endangers people. You said it on the road. You just said perhaps the British police could find slightly more productive things to

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  1. funny how the COVID scam is exempt "Article 2 of the Human Rights Act 1998, which incorporates Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights, protects the right to life. This right is not absolute and has exceptions, but it generally means that no one should be intentionally deprived of their life. It also places positive obligations on states to protect the right to life, such as investigating suspicious deaths. "

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