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labrenz's got thank you. after the break counter extremism or counter democracy, does the government war on terror prevents the very freedoms? it aims to protect policy more coming up in part 2 of going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it creve even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense, very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with welcome back. as nato nations grow alarmed by the influx of refugees from defeat in afghanistan, we see another optic in mass surveillance to cast thomas labor parties already talking about utilizing video doorbell systems and the johnson government has been slammed for interfering in schools. joining me now from here in london is dr. rob for walker, who has experienced the u. case, prevent counter terrorism program 1st hand, and is now written the emergence of extremism exposing the violent discourse of langua

she got different gases, it depends on where the labrenz's bazillion of a, both bag floyd david rather he there. vulcan ologist and a professor of planetary geosciences at open university fin just from the u. k. thanks so much for joining us now. is there a professor you're welcome. how the son of the late philippine leader ferdinand marcus has announced that he will run for president and next year's elections? hadn't on demarcus junior, has been involved in politics since his return from exile in 1991. in 1986 more than a 1000000 filipinos protested against his father's controversial martial law. eventually leading to his exit from office. let's now speak to our correspondent miller anderson in manella jamila. how is this announced candidacy? gone over with the public water? is chances well, you know, he spoke today about his ability, his claim that he's able to provide a unifying leadership, but just the thought of a marcus presidency has outraged so many here that there has been a deliberate campaign to campaign against the possible return of the marcos is even before he has made th

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