Burning issue isn't blasphemy

LET'S just get one thing straight, shall we? Rabble-rouser, troublemaker, and all-round pain in the backside asylum seeker Hamit Coskun was not fined £240 by Westminster magistrates for blasphemy.

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He was convicted because he effed and blinded in the street at the top of his voice, and started a fire on the pavement.

That's a breach of the peace in anyone's book. A proper public order offence. If you go around screaming foul language and starting fires where law-abiding people are trying to go about their business, you're going to get nicked. And so you should be.