@emmie "so if freedom of speech comes with consequences, and this woman ends up with a fine or in court, why does that not seem to happen who are clearly seen on our streets, filmed by themselves or others in the crowd preaching death to soldiers, death to the infidel, which means us doesn't it?"
Well, you would have to ask the police, wouldn't you? A couple of points though - In her case it was a FB posting and then a follow up text - so very easy for someone to report, very easy to find the evidence, very easy to find the person responsible. Film of a crowd of people at a demonstration for instance is rather different and more difficult to do; Same with a preacher preaching outside a mosque. First you have to have someone to witness the preaching, preferably a recording of it. Then you have to have someone to be able to translate it, if it is not in English. Then you have to have someone offended who will report it.
I can only think of a few high profile cases where protestors/preachers were filmed with what constitutes hate speech; Choudhary (?) in the street, and then the muslim protestors carrying placards urging beheadings and the like - and then the protests at Wootton Bassett. I think at least some of the muslims carrying the placards were traced by the police and given a warning, which is probably what is going to happen here. Not sure about the other cases though.
Its another case where people are seeing an equivalence wherer there isn't one really; The nature of the "offence" is different. Hypothetically speaking, were the situation reversed - ie a muslim woman expressing pleasure at the deaths of christians say, and posted it on Facebook for the world to see, and then followed up with text messages to friends or acquaintances who had taken offence, I would imagine you would see a similar response from the police to what has happened here...If it did not happen, then you might have grounds for complaint.