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the charity commission have become involved, as you would expect with a high profile round like this they've discovered aspects to way the charity is run which aren't line with the rules and regulations. so it's wonder she's standing aside look she may be standing aside i hope she may be standing aside i hope she hasn't abuse but she may be standing aside for that reason although she's got to run her charity correctly and because people have very strong views about when they supply money to people but so i don't feel sorry for her all i feel sorry for lady house who's was being allowed back slightly the royal fold and it just goes to show you have be very careful i agree with that point you made about her detail memory of what the words were if she felt upset right you would have thought she would have spent a few days going around, seeing people talking, what was the best way forward getting to forward and getting back to basically straight with it basically came straight with it and said x, y and z now i take it 83 the late her response to that was 83 you can be a racist. but i thou

the charity that's investigate by the that's being investigate by the charity or something charity commissionething inquiry and so how this inquiry i guess. and so how this is just one more example of another institution that over the of years now and the last couple of years now and you wouldn't thing cadets yeah you wouldn't a thing cadets yeah and you're so into the gender question she found it so tiny this story but you sort out by the raaf obviously the raaf you obviously a terrible and other thing terrible thing and other thing they've doing is not they've been doing is not allowing white people if you if you're they don't you you're white they don't want you because obsessed because they're obsessed with diversity. move diversity. but we have to move on the guardian just and sue on to the guardian just and sue us.sueis on to the guardian just and sue us. sue is yes so tories turning rivers into open stories. now there was a story in the telegraph there telegraph saying how there are tough pipeline. get tough fines in the pipeline. get for sewage dumps. but again this has come so long w

the charity commission has launched a comply ance case against abu bakr to trust after staff use social promote anti—gay views . now to promote anti—gay views. now it begs the question, are certain religions given a free pass on extreme views ? hilary pass on extreme views? hilary freeman . well, i mean, i've got freeman. well, i mean, i've got an interesting take on this because i went to a religious school as a child and i was brought up very much that when in rome you do as the romans do. so if you live in this country that you follow the cultural rules of this country , and that rules of this country, and that is what you do, you don't go your own religion, but don't you your own religion, but don't you you follow that the level of the country basically my daughter is now a that is predominantly muslim and we live in east london and again, you know the school tries very, very hard to make sure that the things are seen is not acceptable. you know , there was a little boy in my daughter's class who said that it was wrong for gay people to get married. and the teacher said, no , no, it

the charity commission has launched a comply ance case against abu bakr to trust after staff use social promote anti—gay views . now to promote anti—gay views. now it begs the question, are certain religions given a free pass on extreme views ? hilary pass on extreme views? hilary freeman . well, i mean, i've got freeman. well, i mean, i've got an interesting take on this because i went to a religious school as a child and i was brought up very much that when in rome you do as the romans do. so if you live in this country that you follow the cultural rules of this country , and that rules of this country, and that is what you do, you don't go your own religion, but don't you your own religion, but don't you you follow that the level of the country basically my daughter is now a that is predominantly muslim and we live in east london and again, you know the school tries very, very hard to make sure that the things are seen is not acceptable. you know , there was a little boy in my daughter's class who said that it was wrong for gay people to get married. and the teacher said, no , no, it

ken kelly is currently under investigation by the charities commission. rity's website. but telling them how to cross where, to cross what to say when they land when they land on the that begin getting what to be smashed is the business model from the top down. and also these dinghies. why are they being made? where are they being stored? they need to be destroyed just like this . to be destroyed just like this. child care for kelly on the had to actually put their side of that and to defend themselves. what we do know because mark white, our correspondent has been following the trail of the boats are manufactured then boats are manufactured and then used by these criminal used you say by these criminal gangs. actually accept gangs. do actually accept labour's that maybe they labour's point that maybe they should be more impetus or effort put into actually getting the people smugglers convicted and collapsing that business model . collapsing that business model. absolutely and i know support from labour and no, i'm no supporter of the conservatives ehhen s

the charity commission has already prescribed a programme that the didsbury mosque must put in place. my report and consider whether anything more needs to be done. for reasons that i have already given, i have not commented on the effectiveness of prevent as a programme. it should be noted that the inquiry however, several police officers spoke highly of it as a programme and how successful it can be in some cases. william shawcross did speak of the radicalisation of salman abedi in his report. he did not have the benefit, as i did, of an intensive investigation into salman abedi's case i know that he have the benefit of hearing from witnesses in closed session in order to resolve contentious issues. insofar as william shawcross's short passage in his report, dealing with salman abedi does not agree entirely with the conclusions that i have reached. i would suggest that this is because of the much greater opportunity that i have had to listen to and test the evidence. planning and preparation. while this part of my report is largely a narrative of events, it is nevertheless important

the charity commission has already prescribed a programme that the didsbury mosque must put in placesider anything more needs to done for reasons that i have already given , i have not commented on given, i have not commented on the effectiveness present at the programme . it should be noted, programme. it should be noted, however , during my enquiry, however, during my enquiry, several police officers spoke highly of it as a programme and. how successful it can be in some cases. how successful it can be in some cases . william shawcross did cases. william shawcross did comment on the radicalisation salman abedi in his report . comment on the radicalisation salman abedi in his report. he did not have the benefit , as did not have the benefit, as i did, of an investigation . salman did, of an investigation. salman abedi the case. nor did he have the benefit of hearing from witnesses closed session in to resolve contentious issues insofar as william shawcross is short passage in his report, deaung short passage in his report, dealing with salman abedi does not agree entirely with the c