national edl and _ wrong track. so, he left the... national edl and he _ wrong track.s atraitor. national edl and he was regarded as a traitor. ., , a traitor. some are, well, it is fascinating. — a traitor. some are, well, it is fascinating, some _ a traitor. some are, well, it is fascinating, some are - a traitor. some are, well, it is i fascinating, some are reachable, some less so, what do you think of that, will, you run a prison charity. take a rioter to a mosque and have tea and biscuits? the stats on restorative _ and have tea and biscuits? the stats on restorative justice _ and have tea and biscuits? the stats on restorative justice are _ on restorative justice are impressive. it is not for every crime — impressive. it is not for every crime and _ impressive. it is not for every crime and every person. there is a huge _ crime and every person. there is a huge amount of nuance that goes into it. huge amount of nuance that goes into it but _ huge amount of nuance that goes into it but i _ huge amount of nuance that goes into it. but i suppose it is a fundamental

nation thinking about a particular agenda. the agenda that these far—right activists, edl or whoever they are, is to be anti—muslim and to stokeity and unwelcomeness towards muslims. what i want to ask and what i want people to ponder on is, consider how we must be feeling. i am a british—born muslim who is a0 years old, second/third generation in the uk, like the vast majority of muslims in this country are. this is making us feel unwelcome, that we don't belong here, but actually, we are born and brought up here, we are raised here, we studied here, we are educated here. we're part of the system, we contribute to society and we are very much belong here. so i am calling on the government to take strong action against these far—right groups, to proscribe these groups like the edl and other far—right groups like they have with extreme islamist groups. you just said there proscribing these groups would be the reaction you would want from the government. what else would you like to see? there needs to be more effort from this we saw in the aftermath of the 2001 riots, there was a lot of investment and effort and energy. but 23 y

nation thinking about a particular agenda. the agenda that these far—right activists, edl or whoever they are, is to be anti—muslim and to stokeomeness towards muslims. what i want to ask and what i want people to ponder on is, consider how we must be feeling. i am a british—born muslim who is a0 years old, second/third generation in the uk, like the vast majority of muslims in this country are. this is making us feel unwelcome, that we don't belong here, but actually, we are born and brought up here, we are raised here, we studied here, we are educated here. we're part of the system, we contribute to society and we are very much belong here. so i am calling on the government to take strong action against these far—right groups, to proscribe these groups like edl and other far—right groups, like they have with extreme islamist groups. and you just said there proscribing these groups would be the reaction you would want from the government. what else would you like to see? there needs to be more effort from this new government on community cohesion. we saw in the aftermath of the 2001 riots, there was a lot of investment and ef

i know that area 1976 was a giant march in a by—election by the national front, the forerunner of the bnp and the edl bnp was strong there. ukip had councillors elected there. now the police, in my view and i really am talking from a lot of experience here, do not respond with massive presence early enough on. i think boris johnson produced crazy ideas like water cannon . well that just makes cannon. well that just makes things far worse when you are when you see 2030 police a thin blue line . oh boy, that's blue line. oh boy, that's a target. you see 2 or 300 who are going to circle around a rescue and put you in front of a court fast. and as in 1959, this has got such a long history. notting hill race riots, the judges said the perpetrators to prison for four years and i hope keir starmer is right when he says they'll live to regret it . they'll live to regret it. frankly, i would open a prison in rwanda and send them all there. wow. >> it's interesting because they'll have to open a prison somewhere because he hasn't got the cells here, has it? well, we've got 4000 women in prison for non—violent