if anybody is done for islamophobia orany if anybody is done for islamophobia or any form of discriminationn the conservative party, they are out first ounce. —— first bounce. a bleak outlook on climate change. the united nations says the world has to act much faster to avoid dangerous levels of global warming. and a remarkable comeback from 2—0 down by spurs, as they book their place in the champions league knockout stages. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, mo hussein and rachel shabi. stay with us for that. jeremy corbyn has repeatedly declined to apologise to the uk's jewish community over anti—semitism, despite sharp criticism of him by the chief rabbi. instead, he insisted a labour government would make society safe for people of all faiths. in a newspaper article, rabbi ephraim mirvis said labour's claim it had investigated all cases of anti—jewish racism in its ranks was a mendacious fiction. he urged people to vote with their consciences in next month's general election. the conservative party also came under heavy criticism today w

there is some new stuff on islamophobia in the conservative party today., what has come out today is the latest tranche of cases. in this instance, conservative councillors or former councillors who have allegedly posted things on social media ofan allegedly posted things on social media of an islamophobic nature. the party has suspended a batch of them, saying those who are party members, we have suspended them, kicked them out, we are taking swift action. but it hasjust out, we are taking swift action. but it has just prompted out, we are taking swift action. but it hasjust prompted this subject again. how did this come to light, both today and when you have been looking over the last few months? i've been looking at it for a while. a lot of this has been led by the a campaigner —— a lot of this has been led by the a campaigner “ mecca a lot of this has been led by the a campaigner —— mecca by a a lot of this has been led by the a campaigner —— mecca bya campaigner on this. at times he has come up with batches of individuals who often call themselves con

but we wanted to talk to her particularly around this whole question of alleged islamophobia.d you possibly have told? was that gave it away? i am indeed ina car was that gave it away? i am indeed in a car park on the campaign trail following around the prime minister ina sofar following around the prime minister in a sofar undisclosed location in the west midlands. alex, you are one of our political correspondent‘s, spanning life on the road always and we wa nted spanning life on the road always and we wanted to talk about islamophobia, allegations in the conservative party because there is new stuff on this today. something you've been ferreting around for quite awhile. what's come out today is the latest tranche of cases. in this instance, conservative or former counsellors who post stuff on facebook or twitter to do with islamophobia and the party has suspended a whole batch of them and kicked them out, we are taking swift action, they say, but it's prompted the action around this issue. how did this stuff come to light? today, and when you were looking into it. i've been

boris johnson has faced criticism for his handling of islamophobia allegations.ritain accused the conservatives of approaching the issue with denial and deceit. we want to ensure that the conservative party has robust procedures. we think that we do, but we want to check that, we want to determine that, which is why we are committed to this independent review by the end of this year. meanwhile, an equality and human rights commission investigation into allegations of anti—semitism in labour is ongoing. and while the chief rabbi has criticised the party before, timing matters. and right now, jeremy corbyn is working to win voters‘ trust. jessica parker, bbc news. our chief political correspondent vicki young joins us live now from westminster. can we talk about the position of jeremy corbyn and labour after this attack by the chief rabbi, which is pretty unprecedented. where do we stand after all that? i think the problem forjeremy corbyn of course is that this comes at the end of months, years of this issue of anti—semitism been a problem, not just for his party

islamophobia is completely unacceptable. election, it will open 1000 new sure start centres in england. to highlight the pledge — jeremy corbyn and the shadow education secretary angela rayner have been visiting an early years centre in leeds. 0ur correspondent phil bodmer is in leeds. this is wherejeremy corbyn was sacked one hour ago talking to young people and parents about early years childcare provisions. —— was sitting one hour ago. the labour party are pledging to invest £1 billion, providing 30 hours of free childcare for week and setting up 1000 new sure start centres. they are usually set up in socially disadvantaged areas, this is not, this is an art centre and has many, many facilities, very colourful and a great place for young people to learn. labour claims that under the conservatives, 1000 centres have been lost in the last ten years or so. been lost in the last ten years or so. so, £1 billion is a lot of money to find. we ask the shadow secretary how labour will fund the setup. £1 billion is a lot of money b

if anybody is done for islamophobia, or indeed any other prejudice or discrimination in the conservative, they are out first bounce. we'll have the latest from the campaign trail, with just over a fortnight to polling day. also tonight... the victims of mistreatment at a hospital trust in shropshire who lost their baby girl. now, more than 200 new families have contacted the inquiry. at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought and rising temperatures. and —jose mourinho's honeymoon at tottenham continues in the champions league. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: we will have all the latest reports, results interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we start with labour's response to the strong criticism by the chief rabbi of jeremy corbyn‘s handling of cases of anti—semitism in the party. ephraim mirvis — britain's most seniorjewish leader — said that "a poison of anti—semitism" had taken root in the labour party. mr corbyn said tonight there could be no place for any kind of racism in his party, but refused to

laura: the tories aremhappy to condn labour's position, but have their own problems with islamophobia, accused urning a blind eye and being in denioh. prime min.on: we are having an iuiry into all forms of prejudice. >> but not one into the specific allegations of islamophobia? primmin. johnson: if anybody is convicted of what anybody has done for islamophobia or any other prejudice in the conservative party, they are out first bounce. laura: the muslim cocil says the tories' approach is not good enough. >> conservative party has a very specific problem with islamophobia, be that among counselors or party members or mps or even the prime minister. it needs to organize the specific proem. >> why do you think the chief rabbi thinks you are not fit for office? ys he the labour leader has done everything he can. there is little sign that this ugly moment in our politics near at an end. laura t.: laura kuenssberg ngulfingg on the row labo you are watching "bbc world news america." cstill e on tonight's program, the impact of detroit goingroke. a new book chronicles the troubles of those wh

it is important to mention the islamophobia concerns also against the conservatives.be due at the same time and they can all be dealt with at the same time. i do think, however, in the conservative leadership campaign, sajid javid kind of bounce the others into launching an investigation into islamophobia. this has now morphed into something wider, but i would rather have that than being hauled in front of the equality and human rights commission and being forced into it and being put in the same bracket as the bnp, which is now what is happening with labour.m bracket as the bnp, which is now what is happening with labour. it is only that they are also the subject ofa similar only that they are also the subject of a similar investigation. we haven't had the report of that investigation yet. but we have seen all these damaging headlines, and we wouldn't expect anything other than that from the telegraph or perhaps the daily mail or some of the others, but the fact is that this question is dominating the news again tomorrow. and can ijust say that that in itself is a pr

but the head of a group which reports on the islamophobia andi which reports on the islamophobia andamaging and labour has one way they tried to counter the term in saying that these have no right to lecture us because those well—documented evidence of islamophobia. now you have someone who has a very well respected campaign saying that i cannot back labour because anti—semitism, i think that is the most damaging signature. these were bound to crop up during the selection. if they were bound to end the pressure has been how much does it sway an election and we have heard since this claim of anti—semitism that people are complaining about it injeremy corbyn is staying in his place. what is tricky, several tricky things, one of the things is, will the signature, the people have signed this letter are saying that they're not willing to put their concerns of anti—semitism aside because they wa nt anti—semitism aside because they want to stop brexit and ultimately, labour's party power is trying to get the remaining vote to unite around labour and the suggestion here is that the people co

concerns isom within the cure is there to party —— and the cure is there to party —— and the islamophobiaonservative party. rachel, there were some criticism of the fact couple of... questionable histories. venting who is in your main voting pool is basic. it is. i think this race and faith manifesto isa think this race and faith manifesto is a really strong move for him. it is a really strong move for him. it is looking at him introducing policies such as putting the issue of empire and injustices of empire into the national curriculum as well as setting up an education institute for teaching about the legacy of slavery, as well as initiating a review into the far right. this all following a consultation, i think 1700 people responded. and then looking at things like pay differences... this is all really solid policy. very little coverage of any of that. because many feel they did not tackle this key question. for me, ithink they did not tackle this key question. for me, i think that's a shame. i think that's issue when theseissues shame. i think that's issue when these issues don't get.

the conservatives are facing criticisms over islamophobia.of "denial, dismissal and deceit" on the issue. here's some of a statement earlier. it's endemic, it's institutional within the conservative party, and after a number of years where case after case, example after example have been shown, no action has been taken. some of that criticism is also coming from within the party. sayeeda warsi is a former conservative party chairman. she's also a member of the house of lords. earlier this month, she said, the conservatives were "failing to tackle racism at every level". here's the muslim council of britain again. just in the last couple of weeks, there have been dozens of councillors, these are representatives of the conservative party, who have engaged in islamophobia. very little action, no transparency, no idea what's happened to them. in addition to that, there have been individual candidates, i think four of them now, who have engaged with the far—right, islamophobic far—right, have shared tweets of people like tommy robinson, and guess

a broadbrush inquiry will not look at the specific problem with islamophobia.mments. coral sea is i was appalled to read the comments, by intervening the chief rabbi is implicating the jewish community by intervening the chief rabbi is implicating thejewish community in this dangerous game. and ken says it's a pity the chief rabbi isn't condemning the lack of moral standards in public life. so should the lies and philandering of political leaders. keep your comments coming in. jane says i've never heard anti—semitism in the labour party before jeremy corbyn anti—semitism in the labour party beforejeremy corbyn became leader. his past links with various terrorist groupings say at all for me. and now, by popular demand, the return of our election blind dates series, where we send two people with opposing political views on a blind date. today, jordan stephens from bestselling hip hop duo rizzle kicks goes on a date with the brexit party's alexandra phillips, who's a member of the european parliament and nigel farage's former spin doctor. it is genuinely a blind d

are having an inquiry into all forms juof pce. >> but not one into the specific allegations of islamophobia? prime min. johnson: if anybody is convicted of what anybody has other prejudice inbia or any conservative party, they are out first bounce. laura: the muslim council says the tories' approach is not gd enough. >> conservative party has a very specific problem wi islamophobia, be that among counselors or party members or mps or even the prime nister. it needs to organize the specific proem. >> why do you think the chief rabbi thinks you are not fit for office? aura: the labour leader says he has done everything he can. there is lite sign that this ly moment in our politics near at an end. laura t.: laura kuenssberg reporting on the row engulfing labor. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's prram, the impact ofetroit going broke. a new book chronicles the troubles of those who call the city home. laura: a 6.4 magnitude earthquake has hit albania, killing at least 2le and injuring 600. psbuildings have col from leaving people trapped under rubble. it hit

having a broad enquiry but not wanting to the specific allegations of islamophobia.is convicted, if anybody is done for islamophobia or indeed any other prejudice or discrimination in the conservative party, they are out first bounce. also making news today, the us housejudiciary committee has announced its first impeachment hearing will take place next wednesday. it marks the next phase in a process that could lead to formal charges against president donald trump. the hearing will reportedly include a panel of constitutional experts who will testify about the founders' interpretation of impeachable behaviour. at least 20 people are dead and 600 injured after a 6.1i—magnitude earthquake hit albania. buildings collapsed and people were trapped under rubble when the tremor happened in the early hours. wednesday has been declared a day of mourning. 13 french soldiers have been killed in an operation againstjihadists in mali. the troops died when two helicopters collided as they moved in to support ground forces. president emmanuel macron says he's deeply saddened by the

borisjohnson has faced criticism for his handling over allegations of islamophobia.check and determine that. which is why wee are committed to this independent review by the end of this year. meanwhile, the equality and human rights commission continues to investigate labour over anti—semitism allegations. and while the chief rabbi has criticised the party before, timing is everything. right now, jeremy corbyn is working to win voters' trust. jessica parker, bbc news. let's speak now to historian simon sebag montefiore who is in central london. there is no hiding the fact because of the time in the nature of the comments from the chief rabbi what his intention is? hello. i couldn't quite hear the question. would you mind asking it again? i'm just wondering, looking at the timing and the nature of his comments, what do you think his intention is?” the nature of his comments, what do you think his intention is? i can't speakfor the you think his intention is? i can't speak for the chief rabbi himself, but i have to say that the decision to write this article right now

the conservative party has an acute issue with islamophobia.ip removed and are standing as independents — or for the liberal democrats. speaking after appearing at an event in buckinghamshire last night, lord heseltine said he found it somewhat difficult to advise people to vote against the conservatives, but that voters who opposed brexit should put the country first. joining me now is our political correspondent ben wright, who is in scotland. lots to chew over for the conservative party today. there certainly is. an extraordinary intervention by lord heseltine. borisjohnson is intervention by lord heseltine. boris johnson is here, intervention by lord heseltine. borisjohnson is here, he is in fife, ina borisjohnson is here, he is in fife, in a room upstairs, launching the tory party manifesto for scotland, where the message isn't about brexit, it is on their opposition to a second independence referendum. scotland of course, the majority of voters here voted to remain in the eu referendum, so i don't think it has the same emphasis by the tor

the conservative party are launching an enquiry into islamophobia and they keep saying it is going tohe end of this year. the end of the on this, and we have not seen it yet. it is by saying that reacting to the comments of the chief rabbi in the times, a labour spokesman has said that jeremy corbyn is a lifelong container against anti—semitism has made it absolutely clear that it has no place in our party and society. and that nobody who engages in it does so in his name. the story only just broke, but as you say an unprecedented and devastating are tight by the chief rabbi and no doubt we will be talking more about it. let us just turn to the daily mirror, sonia, labour's care revolution for pensioners. according to the mirror, this isjeremy corbyn's seven point plan to restore dignity and respect after years of tory cuts. this is interesting, isn't it? because social care did not really feature in the conservative manifesto. what did you make of that? there is a huge difference between the two manifestos. the conservative one is essentially silent on it, saying this is a big issue.

criticize the ruling conservatives who have been plagued by repeated accusations of racism and islamophobia faith matters has been and will continue to be critical of the poor way in which anti-semitism has been tackled within the labor party correspondingly we have consistently been critical of the conservative party and their lack of transparency in action around stamping out anti muslim bigotry within parts of their membership base now it's not the 1st time organizations financed by the u.k. government have been court funding anti corben campaigns the integrity initiative a subsidiary of the institute for statecraft which has received more than $2000000.00 pounds of foreign office money spread defamatory content about jeremy corbyn on their twitter account later the integrity initiative was forced to apologize. that was a mistake and we wrote letters of apology to jeremy corbyn where as abol a tickle as we could be and the foreign office ordered an investigation into the matter if there is any kind of organization for which we are paying which is involved in domestic politics in that way

said we will not receive even one muslim it has nothing to do with the muslim religion it's not islamophobia is someone's trying to tell us it's all about this moment and this fight that at 2015 started this madness and now this is a problem about muslims mainly coming to europe i'm surprised they are not going to saudi arabia qatar or any other rich muslim countries that would they would feel much better. you say. i mean follow the law the e.u. has a law there's a refugee convention there's a universal declaration human rights. advocate general which advises the european court of justice found this week that your country broke in 2015 when poland refused to share the refugee burden so it's your country your government dominick that's undermining european values european laws no immigrants not refugees not muslims. no not at all this judgment was not about poland only was about hungary and others and also this judgment descended was about all countries which did not fully the expectations you have to remember that the quota systems were a system which failed was very clear about the numbers

. >> you talk about being persuaded by isis using social media, how about in terms of facing islamophobiand anti-muslim incidents. what kind of role did that play? >> a lot of the Ãbit's probably fair to say that for a lot of the young people in europe the ones that i ended up interviewing and speaking to. perhaps they had an experience to directly themselves but i think it's also important to say for americans it's hard to describe the intense climate of anti-muslim racism in europe. it's kind of like what i think it would've been to be a person of color in this country in the 60s. daily slurs, pretty intense degree of racism. hard to get the specifics on getting jobs if you have a muslim name something like: Ã1 it's really intense environment feeling included as a muslim as part of a national identity has been challenging. >> in the research you talk about how you were talking to families and communities and what were they telling you? >> the families often in the uk were bewildered. they had no idea that there girls were being lured into this. a lot of the families the parents were fir

boris johnson has faced criticism for his handling of islamophobia allegations.f britain accused the conservatives of approaching the issue with denial and deceit. we wa nt to issue with denial and deceit. we want to ensure the conservative party has robust procedures, we think that we do but we want to check that, to determine that, which is why we are committed to this independent review by the end of this year. # just call on me the labour party described its manifesto as ambitious, tra nsformative, it described its manifesto as ambitious, transformative, it wants to hold an independent review of far right extremism, establish better protections for places of worship. more broadly, tackle pay discrimination based on race and teach children about colonialism and the role of the british empire. but asjeremy the role of the british empire. but as jeremy corbyn the role of the british empire. but asjeremy corbyn arrived at the event a short while ago, it was clear todaypos mac lunch had become overshadowed. i think it's so appropriate we should be able to launch o

most worrying for labour, the head of the group that investigates islamophobia incidents.onnell‘s words, within the party but also turning the heat onto the conservatives. saying you have candidates guilty of islamophobia, you have someone finding i can't support labour because of anti—semitism, i think the whole thing is quite damning. and people who have said you have plenty of time to get a grip on things? labour and anti—semitism, it is a story that comes up time and time again. i do think it often feels like the labour leadership are on the back foot. it gets to a certain pressure point and then jeremy corbyn will make a statement or write an article saying his party is going to deal with the repeated issue. louisiana verger, the democratic candidate, saying i don't think it's a problem they can get away from it and they have had opportunities to get on the front foot that haven't worked for them. let's finish with the time zone what is happening in venice and just how quickly, katie, the floodwaters rose. the details of this are, the flood rose 25 centimetres in 20 m

were walking alongside the islamophobia commitment paquita and the parties and the migrant stems became the main issue. new germans we make them ourselves burkas we prefer the kenyans these were just some of the f.t. slogans in the run up to the 27000 federal election their rhetoric hit a nerve and the party sailed into the blondest talk with almost 13 percent. even while their friends the this is a great day in our party's history we get it we're in the german parliament and we're going to change this country. as the biggest opposition party the f.t. immediately began ruffling feathers in the bundestag means our rule book us book has it had cover girls and men with nice living off benefits and other good for nothing are we not secure our prosperity economy grows and in particular the welfare state. all the while reports of far right extremist links among prominent f.t. figures have continued to grow as has the voice of the party's nationalist faction the flu go beyond her career has repeatedly. made headlines with nazi era vocabulary and his comments about berlin's memorial to the murd

muslim leaders have also expressed solidarity as well but also pointed to reports of islamophobia andhe investigation into that and the conservative party. as we said, the whole election is almost in the past 2a, 48 hours election is almost in the past 24, 48 hours degenerated into what about who is the most races as opposed to talking about other issues. and what their manifestoes might promise as well. we shall see how this progresses. only weeks to go until you go to the polls. let's look at this story, an analysis provided by bloomberg. the call for a world beating brexiteer to save jobs. whoever gets into number 10, they are appealing to say this is what we need otherwise car production in the uk could halve in five years. it is quite staggering numbers in his article. it is. we are making a huge amount of cars here in the uk, nissan, jaguar, bmw and many in oxford. the fact that we need a trade deal with europe, the single largest market is a big risk —— mini. this is the brexit election but businesses are not listened to about what they actually need and what the conservative p

while muslim groups accused the conservatives of islamophobia, and most of the british press, includingems with dealing with accusations of anti—semitism. but there's a reminder, though, from bloomberg that the problems of brexit will still be there to greet whoever wins the election. it's a stark warning from the uk motor industry that unless there's a frictionless trade deal, car production in britain could fall by half over the next five years. the financial times looks the latest stage in the technology war between the us and china. the trump administration is proposing wide powers to be able to block any imports of technology that it thinks could undermine national security. the implications for companies like huawei are clear. next, a story that our colleagues on the bbc news website are covering — how climate change is pushing up the cost of christmas. among other things, higher summer temperatures have caused a reduction in numbers of turkey eggs being laid, and floods have damaged vegetable production. and finally, the irish times has a story that might interest pa rents everyw

boris johnson has previously written that he believed islamophobia is natural.jeremy c corbyn also says he's obtained documents that reveal britain's national healtlth service could be up for sale in a post-brexit trade deal with ththe united statetes. in texas, at least three people have been hospitalized after a chemical plant exploded in port neches, outside houston. the cause ofof the explosion at the texas petroleum chemical plant has not t t been determined. meanwhile, an uncontrolled wildfire outside santa barbara in california has burned more than 4300 acres. thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate. and the new york city council has passed legislation that would make new york the first major american city to ban most flavored e-cigarettes. this is new york city councilmember mark levine. >> the slow pace at which this country has responded to the team vaping epidemic has been an epic failure. we did nothing as these sleek new devices with an intense dose of nicotine started to hit the s startedas shelves philip witith every fruity, min, candy f

well thousands of people are taking to the streets of paris to march against islamophobia rally was organized in the wake of last month's attack on a mosque in biome which left 2 people injured protesters carried signs saying stop islamophobia and solidarity with veiled women a recent study from the french institute of public opinion found that 42 percent of muslims living in france say they've experienced religious discrimination. well now to political developments and remaining exit polls there are showing that president housey honiss has won the most votes in the country's presidential election but not but not by enough to avoid a 2nd vote which will be held later this month the house is likely to face the social democrat leader and former mania prime minister. in a 2nd round on november 24th centrist incumbent is known for his anti corruption measures and he's been praised by the west for his commitment to the rule of law. the results of afghanistan's presidential election might be delayed even further after the main challenger to incumbent president ashraf ghani said he won't agree to a

. >> do you apologize for the islamophobia in your party? prime min. johnson: of course, and for all the hurt and offensb that hn caused, of course we do. laura: but even the subjects of an election are a battleground, as the votes begin at he counted. laura t.: laura kuenssberg reporting. in other news, the eopean union has a new leadership team, headed ba woman for the first time, the former german defense minister. by the european parliament by a comfortable majority, and they are promising to put climate change front and center by focusing investment on green industries.me thcan government says it is seeking clarification after president trp said he would designate mexico's drug cartels as terrorist organizations. keunder u.s. law, people ld to terrorist groups are banned from entering the country and have their assets seized. it follows the murders of several s. nationals in mexico by suspected drug gangs. you're in the u.s. can everyone is getting ready for thanksgiving tomorrow, and that usually involves a last-minute trip to the store. heis yea

born out of france's strict secularism there's another one you might be moved from illegal with islamophobia the muslim community in france has been fighting for the right to wear their religious clothing in public for a long time. from the carbs to the workers to do keeney the muslims when we have women france has been through countless scandals around islamic clothing that christianity has been steering clear of this controversy until now. charles de mer president of middle east aid group as a wes christians of the east says france has immigration problem has raised tension over such issues our country is beginning to forget isn't a christian country or. without cutlasses i'm friends with not exist a tall order to serve on his results in the political debate some are using it tours in order 'd 'd to buy an already just or agents from privileged debate forms of critics for and it's not a good way to deal with problems here in france the troubador always. arrive are for news they will call knows is at that time to have some difficulties to adapt to the french curvature and you know we can un

britain released its own statement, accusing the conservative party of having a "blind spot" on islamophobia abundantly clear to many the chief rabbi's attack came on the day the labour leader released a race and faith manifesto — and in a new interview with the bbc‘s andrew neill, jeremy corbyn was grilled on his position. wouldn't you like to take this opportunity, tonight, to apologise to the britishjewish community for what's happened? what i'll say is this — i am determined that our society will be safer for people of all faiths. i don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society and our government will protect every community against... so no apology? ..against the abuse they receive on the streets, on the trains or... so no apology for how you've handled this? ..in any other form of life. i'll try one more time, no apology? no, hang on a minute, andrew. can i explain what we're trying to do? you have and you've been given plenty of time to do it. i asked you if you wanted to apologise. andrew, i don't want anyone to go through what anyone has gone through. and you've said that

said we will not receive even one muslim it has nothing to do with the muslim religion it's not islamophobia is someone's trying to tell us it's all of this moment and this fight that at 2015 started this madness and now this is a problem about muslims mainly coming to europe i'm surprised they are not going to saudi arabia qatar or any other rich muslim countries that would be they would feel much better. you say. i mean follow the law the e.u. has a law there's a refugee convention there's a universal declaration human rights. advocate general which advises the european court of justice found this week that your country broke in 2015 when poland refused to share the refugee burden so it's your country your government dominick that's undermining european values european laws no immigrants not refugees not muslims. no not at all this judgment was not about poland only was about hungary and others and also this judgment descendant was about all countries which did not fully the expectations you have to remember that the quota systems were a system which failed was very clear about the numbers

born out of france's strict secularism there's another one you might be moved from illegal with islamophobia the muslim community in france has been fighting for the right to wear their religious clothing in public for a long time. from the carbs to workers to burqini the muslim swimwear for women france has been through countless scandals around islamic clothing christianity has been steering clear of this controversy until now i don't i hate that she should not be allowed to go into a day when the whole image is seeing. you see this is a legal eagle because they stay above the vehicle used against the muslims now they get an equal and the 1st be good eating the after play the symbols to everybody and then the over stage the halls because the secular who is not implying that uganda we didn't really know he daman whole marcos didn't he should be open minded you see they should be want to live their lives i mean who cares that's not the public joeys and is a problem. there is a problem they're looking into parliament with a slow problem we do see you see this is just the most superficial and

the police only mentioned that the fire rules had been violated do you consider this an act of islamophobia. of course it is i mean if he sounded table around say that this is of a lot demonization promotion of hate will be targeting judaism or christianity or if this is the of other people everyone immediately will come to the conclusion that this is discriminatory this is if promoting hatred i should to stop the fact that they use fire as a means of promoting hatred really is neither here or this actually shows either the authorities in norway or our toes for the link to the reality of promotion of hate i mean this is this is it really is a testament to the little of environment of hate which and currency exists within the west and european countries what do you think that the organizer the leader of that organization was trying to achieve by burning the crown was he trying to get interaction. well it's getting reaction and it's also sort of democracy the whole of the muslim community and people off that fate living in that facility and individuality is that promotional hatred and he is s