You're right - Lucy's case is more like Mark Heath's in that their political opinions aligned, and both made unpleasant comments which clearly aren't incitement. We could indeed also hold Mark Heath up as also having been on the wrong side of 2-tier justice, but since he was cleared and eventually allowed to walk free (after a pretty unpleasant ordeal), the trial at least worked as it should, even though he should never have been arrested or imprisoned. And the harm to his life was already done. But Lucy Connolly is in prison for 3 years. She's still there now - denied appeal.
MarkHeath made online comments which were unpleasant but not incitement - about the Southport murders being "a tipping point" and that "Lefties" who stopped Rwandda had "blood in their hands". . He was detained without bail after he declined to represent himself, and was found not guilty. Because his tweets were not inciting violence, and he should never have been arrested.
Lucy Connolly made online comments which were unpleasant but not in my opinion incitement because they just express that she doesn't care, not instructing people to do it "Set fire to all the fucking hotels full of the bastards for all I care." She was detained without bail for 3 months until she eventually pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 3 years in prison. She has been denied appeal by a judge.
Ricky Jones stood up in front of a crowd and said 'We need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all.' whilst making a throat slitting motion. He was bailed, not detained. He was cleared.
It's utterly wrong. The UK is 2-tier now, and it's not OK.