George Galloway to apply to have by-election result set aside after "false statement"

The transcript discusses a false narrative spread by the media about a harassment incident outside the Al Madina mosque. The speaker clarifies that they were not on the opposite side of the road as claimed, and presents photographic and video evidence to support their statement. The false claims are believed to have influenced the election results negatively. The speaker plans to challenge the election outcome in court and concludes by urging people to verify information, mentioning Phil Willis.

What was the media's claim about the speaker during the incident?

• The speaker was inside the mosque.

• The speaker was laughing on the other side of the road.

• The speaker was not present at the scene.

• The speaker was on the same side of the road as the Labour candidate.

According to the speaker, where were they during the incident?

• At home, away from the scene.

• Inside the mosque.

• On the same side of the road as the Labour candidate.

• On the opposite side of the road, laughing.

What evidence does the speaker claim supports their version of events?

• A written statement from the Labour candidate.

• Eyewitness testimonies.

• A police report.

• Photographic and video evidence.

What does the speaker believe was the effect of the false statement on the election?

• It was beneficial to their campaign.

• It was ignored by the public.

• It turned the tide in the election.

• It had no impact.

What action does the speaker intend to take regarding the election result?

• Accept the result and move on.

• Launch a public protest.

• Request a recount.

• Apply to the courts to set aside the result.