concerned as i am by the stasi-like interview that was given to allison pearson of the daily telegraph a week last sunday that the essex police force and other police forces would be better trying to deal with shoplifting, burglaries and other crimes, rather than intimidating journalists? >> free speech and our press are incredibly important -- they are part of our democracy -- but in direct response to my honorable friend's question, the police are independent and it is a live investigation, so it would not be appropriate for me to comment on that. i believe that we should have a free press. it is part of our democracy, and we should have free speech, but with that comes responsibility for those who do it. >> saqib bhatti. >> yesterday, i met 3 constituents in parliament, duncan hawley, his wife nicola and his 10-year-old daughter hattie. duncan is a sheep farmer, and he has stewarded his family farm for most of his life. he is outraged, hurt and worried about the government's deeply damaging family farm tax. he is deeply worried about food security, food inflation and whether he will even be able to pa

concerned as i am by the stasi-like interview that was given to allison pearson of the daily telegraph a week last sundayes she agree that the essex police force and other police forces would be better trying to deal with shoplifting, burglaries and other crimes, rather than intimidating journalists? >> free speech and our press are incredibly important -- they are part of our democracy -- but in direct response to my honorable friend's question, the police are independent and it is a live investigation, so it would not be appropriate for me to comment on that. i believe that we should have a free press. it is part of our democracy, and we should have free speech, but with that comes responsibility for those who do it. >> saqib bhatti. >> yesterday, i met 3 constituents in parliament, duncan hawley, his wife nicola and his 10-year-old daughter hattie. duncan is a sheep farmer, and he has stewarded his family farm for most of his life. he is outraged, hurt and worried about the government's deeply damaging family farm tax. he is deeply worried about food security, food inflation and whether he will even b

sponsoi's sponsors of weather >> good evening, senior daily telegraph journalist and podcaster allison pearson had a knock at the door this sundayr in our country? i fear that perhaps it is the chagos islands. the government are sticking to their line that somehow the americans think it's a good deal. well, biden might have done. let me promise you something. the trump administration will not take the same view. i think the government will have to change tack. and our farmers will be protesting in london next week . protesting in london next week. on the 19th of this month, there will be a national reapen >> thank you. nigel. the time is just after seven. and these are your latest headlines. axel rudakubana. the teenager charged with the murders of three children in southport earlier this year, has appeared for a plea and preparation hearing that was at liverpool crown court this afternoon. but he was not asked to plea. the teenager appeared via video link from hmp belmarsh, but refused to speak when he was asked twice to confirm his identity. rudy cabana is also charged with ten counts of attempted murder, one counts of attempt

sunday ought to be decolonised because it whitewashes the british empire and that events ought to examine the cost of historic colonial conflicts. well, i'm joined now by my feistiest panel, the telegraphley, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner, and tim, aren't they deeply shocking by saying you should whitewash something? i thought that was a banned term. >> okay, okay, i have i have some sympathy with the peace pledge union's general goals and its history, but on this, they're just dead wrong . people they're just dead wrong. people who make these sorts of claims that remembrance day in some way whitewashes history or is a celebration of empire, or gives a pass to empire. i just feel as if they've never been to a remembrance event. when we remember in this country , we do remember in this country, we do so from the perspective of the first world war being a terrible tragedy that we never want to repeat, and the idea that there is some celebratory aspect to it, or the british empire comes out of its well, is utter nonsense. >> amy, that's such a good point, isn't it, >> amy, that's such a good point, isn't it , that, i mean, point, isn't it, that, i mean, having been as a

the sunday telegraph goes with i blew the whistle on wallace, but nothing was done. day mirror families agony as number of missing people soars. the observer goes with pm to pledge ambitious new targets in labour reset the sunday express. modi orders £37 million of kit from from china, and i've been on those websites daily star sunday. cursed picture is at it again. >> plenty of news for us to get into there, but let's start with the sunday telegraph. >> so the sunday telegraph, they've got the headline i blew they've got the headline i blew the whistle on wallace, but nothing was done. i've got to be honest, if i saw a whistle attached to greg wallace, i would probably not blow it. but we're going to cover that in more depth in a moment. the other story they've got there is somebody waving what appears to be the isis flag or apologies if i've got that wrong, and it's just a different kind of islamic jihad flag over the city of aleppo in syria. so the civil war there, that's been sort of frozen for a good the best part of a decade has flared up again. and the reason t

we are going to start with the sunday telegraph. >> yes, sunday telegraph. good news. £3.50. josh .nd it's news. £3.50. josh. and it's a bargain. it's a bargain. i think it is. you know what? it's. it's the newspaper that i used to read a lot when i didn't know anything about newspapers. and i thought it was like the new york times. i just thought. and then i realised the new york times was worthless. but this is this is it. you know, one thing about these papers is there's not one news thing in all the papers. it's like every newspaper has a million different things. >> i said, just for reference. just point this out to the readers at home. there's lots of news. i just want to be very clear about that. there's a huge amount of news i didn't say. >> did i say that? i didn't say that. i say that every newspaper has a different news story that they decide to put on their front. >> what has the sunday telegraph got? >> it has this i, too i had had a visit from police over over tweet says writer the writer juue tweet says writer the writer julie bindel. and she's quite famous. i've hear

sun on sunday has tv chloe groped by star at club and the sunday telegraph has it's time for a fresh rt, the sunday times has revealed. list of properties that earn millions for top royals and the sunday star has bonfire night. okay, those are your front pages. that's what's going to be in the news tomorrow. should we have a look at the front pages? a closer look, let's start with the sunday telegraph. >> yes, this is good news. a time for a fresh start. this is in the telegraph, which costs tomorrow, which is sunday. only £3.50, which i think is cheap really for a sunday paper similar to last week's price. yes. but i mean, isn't it, i think it's £3.50 on a monday or tuesday to. >> but with shrinkflation the paper gets smaller and smaller. >> i'm not sure about that. it's always a good value. you get a lot of news. it's not the stuff you want to read, but it's what's in it. though . what's in what's in it. though. what's in it? well, here's the news. the news is kemi badenoch is was the mp for northwest essex and she's been appointed the leader of the or voted by the members to be lea

well, the front page of the sunday telegraph reports that labour mps are particularly angry. we can expect the right to be angry with some of the measures that rachel reeves introduced on wednesday. we've got 40 billion in taxes and then 72 billion in spending, which seems to me to be rather truss like in its approach. and the markets have reacted accordingly. i'll be asking kwasi kwarteng for his reaction a bit later on in the show. but in general, i mean, labour mps are saying, how on earth do we sell this on the doorstep? which is an understandable concern. >> yes, i think the key killer line, of course, is that you've just hiked taxes by 40 billion. why then are we seeing less growth over the next five years or so? and labour put so much stock in the office of budget responsibility, they were going to live or die by the obr. the obr has come out and criticised them. and now, of course, labour are stuck between a rock and a hard place when it comes to that, because on the one hand they want to go out there and really trumpet this. but on the other hand, the obr, the gospel

sunday telegraph.and then they won't have to know what i'm going to say to you. >> they want to tune into you. they want to hear your opinions. lewis. >> i wouldn't believe what i'm going to say. >> no, of course not. >> this is the ultimate lewis gambit. they don't need to know the stories, and i'm not going to tell them the whole show is a stalemate. it's a standoff. >> it is okay. >> it is okay. >> because. because the point is. the point is i'm still angry at josh for thursday, and i hope i don't even know what you've got planned for tonight. that was, like, atrocious with you with the chair. yeah. >> it was really funny. i'm sorry about that. >> yes. your job is not to be funny. you're the host. you're supposed to be in the middle between nick. nick and what's yourjob, lewis? my job is also to try to be funny. but you. and are you going to begin soon? yeah, well, i'm funny because you're saying something funny, so i think. i don't think this is funny. i think this is an incredible amount of dead a

andrew told the sunday express brave kate returns to work as a sunday telegraph. bel farmers threaten blockades. sounds like star wars and sun on sunday. back on duty is their headline. and finally, the sunday times £1 billion budget bill for tesco fuel price rise fears. lots of words in that one. let's have a closer look now with the front pages we go to the sun. paul, what are they going on.7 >> we do back on duty. and of course, this is kate, princess of wales , and she's back on duty of wales, and she's back on duty tonight or last night. >> if you're watching this tomorrow at a remembrance sunday event. and of course, it's great to see kate back on top form. my dad survived a cancer diagnosis this year and whilst he is nowhere near as beautiful as kate, i can appreciate the relief. >> the beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> yeah, we haven't found that yet. you have met him and i don't know if you thought he was beautiful, but we've yet to find the person who does. >> i've never met kate . >> i've never met kate. therefore, out of all of the people, the se

that's rod liddle writing about it, but also in the sunday telegraph. hausdorf , who telegraph. natasha hausdorf, who speaks on behalf of israel from a legal perspective, basically both saying what on earth is this all about? i mean, what's your view of it? >> well, i very much sympathise with the point that natasha makes about talking about this. the icc was meant to be complementary to national courts. they were meant to work alongside the courts, which are functioning in proper democracies. israel is a functioning, proper democracy. and as she makes the point that actually there's been a number of different israeli leaders who have previously been prosecuted by their own national courts. what this was intended for, when it was set up only in 2002, the icc was set up, was for instances where the rule of law had broken down in countries, or were sort of african warlords, where they were kind of stateless territories. so i think that's the point. i also enjoy the slightly more light hearted point that rod liddle makes in the sunday times when he talks a

the sunday telegraph is reporting today that farmers are threatening to target ports and disrupt supermarket supply chains in reaction to rachel reeves budget, which changed the rate of inheritance tax for farmers. ahead of the rally organised by the national farmers union on the 19th of november. a separate splinter rally has also been organised alongside the official mass lobby event, which will see around 1800 nfu members. lobby parliamentarians in westminster. the nfu have said that they cannot take responsibility for people in the streets . 572 people in the streets. 572 illegal migrants were intercepted crossing the channel intercepted crossing the channel in nine small boats yesterday, taking the total so far this year to almost 32,700, a 22% increase compared to this time last year. the latest crossings come as prime minister sir keir starmer has entered into a new initiative to intercept criminal gangs smuggling migrants through the western balkans, as part of efforts to bring down the number of small boat crossings. a home office spokesman said that the people smuggling gangs do no

the sunday telegraph is reporting today that farmers are threatening to target ports and disrupt supermarketply chains. in reaction to rachel reeves budget, which changed the rate of inheritance tax for farmers . ahead of the rally, farmers. ahead of the rally, organised by the national farmers union on the 19th of november, a separate splinter rally has also been organised alongside the official mass lobby event, which will see around 1800 nfu members. lobby parliamentarians in westminster. the nfu have said that they cannot take responsibility for people in the streets brazier to ukraine, where ukrainian forces attacked moscow this morning with at least 32 drones. the biggest drone strike on the russian capital since the start of the war in 2022. flights have had to be diverted from three of the city's major airports, and at least one person has been injured. russian air defences have reportedly destroyed 7070 ukrainian drones this morning over six different russian regions. ukrainian forces say that they attacked an arsenal which resulted in at least eight explosions and a large fire. yes

in other news now, the sunday telegraph is reporting today that farmers are threatening to target portsnd disrupt supermarket supply chains in reaction to rachel reeves budget, which changed the rate of inheritance tax for farmers . of inheritance tax for farmers. ahead of the rally, organised by the national farmers union on the national farmers union on the 19th of november, a separate splinter rally has also been organised alongside the official mass lobby event, which will see around 1800 nfu members. lobby parliamentarians in westminster. the nfu have said that they cannot take responsibility for people in the streets . 572 people in the streets. 572 illegal migrants were intercepted crossing the channel intercepted crossing the channel in nine small boats yesterday, taking the total so far this year to almost 32,700, a 22% increase compared to this time last year. the latest crossings come as prime minister sir keir starmer has entered into a new initiative to intercept criminal gangs smuggling migrants through the western balkans as part of efforts to bring down the number of sma

the sunday telegraph is reporting that minister pat mcfadden will a nato conference tomorrow that russias without power. and the mirror features an interview with mcfly star harryjudd who says his bandmate danny can "deal with his demons" during this year's i'm a celeb on itv. in the jungle, the bassist talked about the anxiety that he's lived with since his late teens. have not seen any of the i'm a celebrity yet. i have to catch up on it. i celebrity yet. i have to catch up on it. ., ~ ~ ., it. i do like it i like the eating contest. it. i do like it i like the eating contest a — it. i do like it i like the eating contest. a couple _ it. i do like it i like the eating contest. a couple of - it. i do like it i like the eating contest. a couple of photos l it. i do like it i like the eating| contest. a couple of photos of it. i do like it i like the eating - contest. a couple of photos of them havin: a contest. a couple of photos of them having a go — contest. a couple of photos of them having a go because _ contest. a couple of photos of them having a go because calin _ contest. a coupl

and she's written a piece inside the sunday telegraph saying, you know, again , it's the old story. knowin, it's the old story. i'm so i'm sure almost everybody will say the same. why aren't they out there dealing with the crime on the streets, dealing with all the things that really matter to people instead of chasing around looking for hate crimes? no, no, sometimes it's non—hate crime. sometimes it's non—crime goodness knows what a what a nonsense. the whole thing is. >> it's is.- >> it's a is.— >> it's a mess. but of is. >> it's a mess. but of course, i mean, there is an argument. is this the police and their problem, or is this the politicians for making all of these rules, for making all of these rules, for making all of these laws, that of course the police then go on and have to enforce? it's something that we'll definitely be bringing up with the shadow home secretary later on in the programme. go for it. but what do you do? but of course, the telegraph has another curious story , and another curious story, and that's president zelenskyy. yes. who is who is sounding surprisingly

the sunday telegraph and the express both carry warnings about the threat from russia. while you were sleeping, as the bbc reports, a deal was reached at the cop29 climate summit in baku — 300 billion to help with the costs of climate change after some last minute, late night drama over whether a deal could be done. jonathan, you take a keen interest in environmental interest, do you think the cop process is still current? , ., . ., ., think the cop process is still current? , ., ., ., current? yes, we have come a long wa . it is current? yes, we have come a long way- it is not _ current? yes, we have come a long way. it is not far _ current? yes, we have come a long way. it is not far enough _ current? yes, we have come a long way. it is not far enough despite i way. it is not far enough despite the commitment of the $300 billion and despite the other actions being taken. trump is a problem on the side, we don't know what he will do and china, but the evidence is overwhelming that we are creeping further and further towards a crisis that will dwarf all other crises we

meanwhile, the sunday telegraph quotes a former producer saying she raised concerns about the masterchefesenter but was dismissed and the observer says a letter sent by a number of women to the bbc in 2022 reported multiple allegations of inappropriate behaviour by the host, but did not prompt further investigation. it comes after the masterchef producer, bannau uk, announced city law firm lewis silkin will investigate alleged misconduct by mr wallace. the bbc said if issues were raised with us, we have robust processes in place to deal with them swiftly and appropriately. mr wallace's lawyers insist the claims are entirely false, saying the suggestion that wallace, who has presented the popular bbc one cooking show alongside john torode since 2005, engages in behaviour of sexually harassing nature, was entirely false . a nature, was entirely false. a memorial service has been held today for first minister of scotland alex salmond. his wife of more than 40 years and supporters arranged a remembrance service for him on saint andrew's day. mr salmond died last month in north macedonia at t

>> good evening, senior daily telegraph journalist and podcaster allison pearson had a knock at the door this sunday. i wonder, is free speech now really in danger in our country? i fear that perhaps it is the chagos islands. the government are sticking to their line that somehow the americans think it's a good deal. well, biden might have done. let me promise you something. the trump administration will not take the same view. i think the government will have to change tack. and our farmers will be protesting in london next week . protesting in london next week. on the 19th of this month, there will be a national farmers union lobby. there will be a bigger alternative protest to as farmers now threaten a strike. believe it or not, withholding meat from supermarkets. are they serious? all of that coming up in just a moment. but first, let's get the news with sophie reaper. reapen >> thank you. nigel. the time is just after seven. and these are your latest headlines. axel rudakubana. the teenager charged with the murders of three children in southport earlier this year, has appeared for a plea and pr

telegraph journalist allison pearson was visited by essex police on remembrance sunday over allegationshat a deleted social media post incited racial hatred. essex police said they ianed hatred. essex police said they invited miss pearson for a voluntary interview over the tweets. meanwhile , former prime tweets. meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century . soviet union in the last century. the prime minister is due to address the welsh labour conference any minute now. for the first time since election in july. sir keir is expected to hail in a new era of change by working in partnership with wales first minister eluned morgan , promising to tackle nhs morgan, promising to tackle nhs waiting lists and invest in industry. welsh labour won 27 out of 32 seats in the last election , kicking the tories election, kicking the tories into oblivion with no seats . into oblivion with no seats. meanwhile, farmers are descending on the conference in protest over changes to inheritance tax, with trailers and tractors leading

melanie is a former deputy editor of the daily telegraph's your money section and wrote the sunday mirror'sdecade. melanie, thank you very much for staying with us. what was your initial reaction to the announcement by bridget phillipson? figs announcement by bridget phillipson?— announcement by bridget phillison? r ., phillipson? as tom highlighted it is really disappointing - phillipson? as tom highlighted it is really disappointing news i it is really disappointing news for students, it is really disappointing news forstudents, but it is really disappointing news for students, but it was inevitable. i think there was only so long you could expect these to not rise in line with inflation. it is a bitter blow, students leaving university with debts of nearly £60,000 in some cases, thatjust feels a really bitter way to start your working life, so this is bad news, but as your other colleagues have touched on, it is really important that this maintenance loan has increased, albeit not by nearly enough. we've all felt the pinch from the rising living costs in recent years and 3.1% is not going

telegraph journalist allison pearson was visited by essex police on remembrance sunday over allegationst a deleted social media post incited racial hatred. meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century . soviet union in the last century. the prime minister has told the welsh labour conference that wales carried the torch for 14 years to show the change. labour can deliver, but has now hailed a new era of opportunity, with labour governments in both britain and wales. sir keir starmer promised a partnership with wales first minister eluned morgan to tackle nhs waiting lists and invest in industry. welsh won labour 27 out of 32 seats in the last election, kicking the tories into oblivion with no seats . meanwhile, with no seats. meanwhile, farmers have descended on the conference in protest over changes to inheritance tax, with trailers and tractors leading the way. farmers were escorted by police en route to the conference in llandudno in changes announced in the budget, farmers who pass on their land will have to pa

racial hatred in a social media post last year, writing in the telegraph newspaper, she said that two officers attended her home on sundaymorning to tell her she was being investigated, but when she asked what she was alleged to have posted, the officer said he couldn't disclose that information. a spokesperson for essex police has said the report relates to a social media post, which was subsequently removed. an investigation is now being carried out under section 17 of the public order act as part of that investigation, officers attended an address on sunday, november 10th to invite a woman to attend a voluntary interview on the matter and gary lineker will step down as host of match of the day. at the end of this current season. the 63 year old former england striker has presented match of the day since 1999, but now mark chapman , 1999, but now mark chapman, gabby logan and alex scott are the current front runners to replace the former england star. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophie reaper and now it's back to andrew for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news aler

in a social media post last year, writing in the telegraph newspaper, she said that two officers attended her home on sundayorning to tell her she was being investigated. but when she asked what she was alleged to have posted, the officer said he could not disclose that information. a spokesperson for essex police has said the report relates to a social media post, which was subsequently removed. an investigation is now being carried out under section 17 of the public order act. as part of the public order act. as part of the investigation, officers attended an address on sunday, november 10th to invite a woman to attend a voluntary interview on the matter . and if you'd like on the matter. and if you'd like to hear more on this story, allison will be speaking to nigel farage on his show tonight from seven. but for now, those are the latest gb news headlines. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news dot com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts.

telegraph journalist allison pearson was visited by essex police on remembrance sunday over allegationshat a deleted social media post inched deleted social media post incited racial hatred. essex police said they invited miss pearson for a voluntary interview over the tweets. meanwhile, former prime minister bofis meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century. action to that of the soviet union in the last century . the union in the last century. the prime minister has just finished addressing the welsh labour conference, his first since the election in july. sir keir told conference wales carried the torch for 14 years to show the change. labour can deliver, but has now hailed a new era of opportunity, with labour governments in both britain and wales. the prime minister promised a partnership with wales first minister eluned morgan to tackle nhs waiting lists and invest in industry. welsh won labour 27 out of 32 seats in the last election, kicking the tories into oblivion with no seats. here's the prime minister s

then there's the public outcry at the news that the telegraph's brilliant columnist, allison pearson, was visited on the morning of remembrance sundayy two hapless police officers, accusing her of some terrible thought crime committed a year ago on twitter. this was north essex police and i'd personally like to congratulate them because they clearly have solved all the burglaries , rapes and all the burglaries, rapes and shoplifting cases and have nothing better to do than to police the online musings of a leading journalist who is quite literally paid for her words of wisdom. we've seen hardened criminals released from prison in order to accommodate folk who have written ill advised things on facebook, which they deleted and apologised for. the charming huw edwards, former face of bbc news and friend of the broadcasting luvvies, walked free from court after procuring photographs of the worst possible crimes against children, but offer a view on those weekly so—called peace marches after october the 7th and pc plod will come down on you like a ton of bricks. now, as a christian, i learnt about before christ and after christ , before

writing in the telegraph newspaper, she said that two officers attended her home on sunday morning . but when home on sunday morning. but when she asked what she was alleged to have posted, the officer said he couldn't disclose that information. a spokesperson for essex police has said the report relates to a social media post, which was subsequently removed. an investigation is now being carried out under section 17 of the public order act. as part of that investigation, officers attended an address on sunday, november 10th to invite a woman to attend a voluntary interview on the matter . and if you'd like on the matter. and if you'd like to hear more on this story, stay tuned as allison will be speaking to nigel on his show in the next few minutes . but for the next few minutes. but for now, those elitist gb news headunes now, those elitist gb news headlines i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts.

telegraph journalist allison pearson was visited by essex police on remembrance sunday over allegationsat a deleted social media post inched deleted social media post incited racial hatred. essex police said they invited miss pearson for a voluntary interview over the tweets. meanwhile, former prime minister bofis meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century to the current prime minister. now he's just finished addressing the welsh labour conference, his first since the election in july, sir keir told conference wales carried the torch for 14 years to show the change. labour can deliver, but has now hailed a new era of opportunity, with labour governments in both britain and wales. the prime minister promised a partnership with wales first minister eleanor morgan to tackle nhs waiting lists and reinvest in industry . welsh labour won 27 industry. welsh labour won 27 out of 32 seats in the last election, kicking the tories into absolute oblivion with no seats. here's the prime minister speaking a few moments ago . sp

reiterate to people allison pearson telegraph journalist, obviously she's been on 6b news many, many times is a regular visited by two police officers on remembrance sundayng. they said she's for a tweet that's over a year old, but they didn't. she actually asked what the tweet was, what the substance of the tweet was. they said, we can't tell you that we'd like you to come for in interview. she said, who is my accuser? and they said, it's not your accuser, it's the victim. and so on and so forth. what do you make of this, mike? >> i think it's appalling that they're not prepared to initially say what it's all about. yeah. she thought it was about. yeah. she thought it was a non—crime hate incident, i think. well, that's because the police are saying it was actually a racially , racially, a actually a racially, racially, a racial incitement. >> yeah. so there's been some confusion about this because in alison pearson's original article, she said that she thought the police had said to her it was a non—crime hate incident. actually, they released the transcript. they did say an incident. so you can see where the confusion started. yeah. but they also said

then there's the public outcry at the news that the telegraph's brilliant columnist, allison pearson, was visited on the morning of remembrance sundayy two hapless police officers, accusing her of some terrible thought crime committed a year ago on twitter. this was north essex police and i'd personally like to congratulate them because they clearly have solved all the burglaries , rapes and all the burglaries, rapes and shoplifting cases and have nothing better to do than to police the online musings of a leading journalist who is quite literally paid for her words of wisdom. we've seen hardened criminals released from prison in order to accommodate folk who have written ill advised things on facebook, which they deleted and apologised for. the charming huw edwards, former face of bbc news and friend of the broadcasting luvvies, walked free from court after procuring photographs of the worst possible crimes against children, but offer a view on those weekly so—called peace marches after october the 7th and pc plod will come down on you like a ton of bricks. now, as a christian, i learnt about before christ and after christ , before