Manchester Synagogue Attack: PM Tells Protesters To ‘Respect Grief Of British Jews’
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Today, Laura has visited the scene of the Manchester synagogue attack and spoken to members of the local community.
Paddy and Laura discuss the political reaction to Thursday’s attack on the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue.
Plus, Kemi Badenoch has arrived in Manchester for her first Conservative party conference as leader. What’s at stake for her? And are we about to see her vision of Badenochism?
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What next? The attack on a synagogue was wrong and tragic, but why should everything be stopped because of it. It's it time we put things into proportion. Two persons died at the hands of the attacker in Manchester. Thousands of innocents are being killed by the IDF. When Joe Cox was stabbed to death by a right-wing terrorist there were no bans on normal public activities or protests.