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else we're going to talk about Bradford

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now and we're not talking about the road

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to Wembley because it's almost a year

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since George Galloway pulled off his

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historic Bradford West byelection win

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now a new report has criticized labor

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for complacency uh that led to the loss

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of a seat it had held for decades the

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research carried out by political Think

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Tank Democratic audit is published

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tomorrow and Len tingle has been allowed

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this exclusive

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preview the national media Museum Museum

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a Fitting Place to launch a report into

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the factors behind what it calls the

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Bradford earthquake because it argues

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television and social media played a

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major part in causing it welcome to

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comment with me George Gallow at the end

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of another tumultuous week here on press

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tv every week at this time I bring you

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the big conversation the great this is

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tyan based press tv and George Galloway

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has had his own weekly program on here

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for years aimed at Arabic countries it's

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viewers see him as a respected

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those appearances on Arabic TV stations

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were a major factor in George Galloway's

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success in winning votes in the Bradford

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West byelection that's according to

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political writer Le Baston it's a major

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change from how we've historically

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understood the power of

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Television back in the ' 50s everybody

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would watch the same channel CU there

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was only one channel now we've got

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hundreds people will have seen George

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Galloway talking on Iranian press tv

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they'll have listened to him on talk

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sport they'll have seen him confront the

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US Senate in one of YouTube's favorite

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ever political Clips channels and

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programs more popular with the large

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Pakistani Muslim population in Bradford

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than say Celebrity Big Brother but a

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more conventional television program

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provided yet another important boost

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George Galloway you were a labor MP for

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a number of years oh the Sunday politics

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debate on the weekend before the poll in

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Bradford West was crucial was a turning

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point uh it showcased George Galloway's

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skills George Galloway's use of social

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media was much smarter than the other

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parties he was the first politician as

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far as I know in Britain to have a

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special little app for iPhones the other

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party sure they had websites but they

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were they were slow moving compared to

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what respect we doing in this the report

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also highlights how mainstream Pary like

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labor traditionally took the votes of

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younger Asian voters and women for

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granted by negotiating with Elders who

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decided how their family Clan would vote

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respect campaigned against it do you

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think that you've smashed that braderie

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that Clan system do you think that's

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gone forever now something that's

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existed for thousands of years within

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the Asian subcontinent won't be gone

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within one byelection I think there's

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been cracks within it what we want to

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see is uh encourage is a unified uh

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Bradford through political engagement of

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diverse

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communities labor held its own internal

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investigation into how it lost a seat it

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had held for 38 years it admitted

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complacency by relying on its historic

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support but also using that Clan Elder

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system to in the words of the Shadow

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Cabinet member who wrote the report

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Hoover up votes it's shocking that in

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200 and uh 10 111 12 there are sort of

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politicians who think they can be

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elected that way I'm pleased to say that

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we as a party took very seriously the

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loss in Bradford took very seriously the

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idea that votes have been taken for

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granted this is George Galloway Member

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of Parliament for Bradford West and then

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there was the all important razamataz

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promoting policies that clearly appealed

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to a much wider electorate oldfashioned

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those legendary Galloway orator

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skills and the man himself joins us now

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George Galloway welcome back to the

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Sunday politics and you you're credited

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in this report of breaking this system

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of bradie this ancient system of

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political tribal loyalty do you fear

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that normal service could be resumed at

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the general election well I thought i'

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died and gone to heaven listening to

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that report I must tell you it was

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almost as good as the day itself of

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course the proof of the pudding will be

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in the eating uh the next election will

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tell us whether that braderie system

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that you described uh aptly as uh very

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historic and involving parties

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negotiating with Elders who then deliver

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votes which the party concerned Hoovers

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up whether or not that's gone for good

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or not I believe myself that it has gone

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for good at least in Bradford because I

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don't think that having seen Parry uh

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they're going to be able to put them

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back on the farm uh the people who came

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out and voted as they wished rather than

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voted on the basis of the candidate's

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father having come from the same Village

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as their father in mirpur 60 years ago

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uh people realize that in a modern

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democracy there has to be a better

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reason for voting for someone than that

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but we'll see time will tell Carl Turner

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do you want to deal with that point made

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by sadik Khan there he admits labor took

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an awful of voted voters for granted in

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Bradford it could happen elsewhere

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couldn't it I think there was a couple

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of factors actually I think the Galloway

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Factor um was a very definite issue he's

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a forceful character he's actually very

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charismatic he's a great orator and I

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think that had an effect I also think

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electorate for granted and I'm sure

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we've learned from uh that mistake we

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won the uh byelection in rotheram we won

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Manchester we've won other byelections

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we've won cuden in the South well yeah

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George Gallow we may have seen the

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Bradford spring but we certainly didn't

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see the rotheram spring did we your

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success of the respect party wasn't

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repeated in the byelection there no

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though we did beat both the Tories and

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the liberal Democrats the two governing

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parties in the country though I suppose

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that's not quite the boast it once was

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uh it's true that Ed millerand is a is a

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skilled and uh modern leader I I admire

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him I I hope he's prime minister and

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before long but the medium is important

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but the message has to match the medium

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I mean Peter mandon modernized Labor's

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methods of communication but if the

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message that you're communicating is one

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of support for war which they now call

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missions uh for austerity not quite as

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fast not quite as deep so quickly then

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it just won't wash with large sections

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of the community who need something

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radical different Bradford West has 10%

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rise year on year in its unemployment

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figures we are in an economic emergency

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in Bradford West and if you're not

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addressing those facts it doesn't matter

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how well you put your point of view uh

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in terms of the method of communication

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the message just doesn't match up Alex

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Shel do you think your party could learn

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anything from George

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Galloway I actually think our party

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learned a lot in 1997 when I think a lot

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of conservative MPS had become very

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arrogant had taken their electorate for

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granted and got absolutely booted out in

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some of the safest seats in the country

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I was out in the Bradford West

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byelection was that having gone there

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thinking to myself you know we may have

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a chance in this election if George

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Galloway splits the labor vote soon as

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you get on the street knock on doors do

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the street campaigning which George

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Galloway does so well you realized he

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was going to walk it the result came as

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no surprise what's important is you've

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got to communicate with your electorate

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well stay with us because we'll take a

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look now at some more of the week's

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political news in our part of the world

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Nick Morris has our Roundup in 60

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seconds cuts to the Army including

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Yorkshire and Lincolnshire regiment's

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anger skun Thor labor MP Nick dayin he

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spoke up at Prime Minister's question

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time on Monday Mr Speaker the Prime

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Minister stated that the the time TK for

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our generation was to struggle against

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terrorism on Tuesday his government

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5,600 troops figures out this week show

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a fall in unemployment but our region

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still has the third highest level in the

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country with almost 9% out of work ukip

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the prime minister's promise of

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renegotiating our EU membership terms

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referendum so European Union is part

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part of the problem it's not part of the

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solution and controversy from Bradford's

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liberal Democrat David Ward on Holocaust

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Memorial Day He criticized Israel's

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treatment of Palestinians since the

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second world

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war George Galloway I want your reaction

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to what your fellow Bradford MP David

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Ward's been saying was he right to

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criticize Israel on Holocaust Memorial

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Day well absolutely right to criticize

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Israel the problem was the language that

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he chose seemed to blame Jews and this

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is an elementary school boy howler at

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best and something deeply uh disgraceful

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at worst we are not against Jews Jews

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are religious people of the book it is

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absurd to blame Jews for the suffering

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of the Palestinian people our call is

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with Zionism and with Israel I suspect

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that it's the disgraceful rather than

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the howler because David Ward like all

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liberal Democrat MPS is steering

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unemployment himself down the battle of

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the next election and I think that this

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was a a rather gross crass effort to

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scrape up some votes that he might think

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would otherwise go elsewhere well he's

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got a meeting with the lib Dem whips

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tomorrow Alex Shel Brook was David Ward

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right to say what he he did no I think

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it's outrageous I mean Holocaust

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remember where intolerance leads and to

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twist it and talk about a Jewish people

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rather than the state of Israel um as

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George says um was wrong now you know

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I'm a supporter of the state of Israel

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but I I like to think that I am a

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critical supporter that you know not

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everything is right let's not forget

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that Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip

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and have suffered missiles coming in

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to um treat the West Bank as it is

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currently being treated and there are

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things to be done but to actually pick

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on someone's religion and to and to make

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those comparisons I'm afraid I find

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totally unacceptable okay Carl Turner EU

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referendum depending on who you speak to

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from the labor party on any given day

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you get a different answer what's your

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belief well I think our uh our policy on

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this is consistent actually in October

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2011 I went through the division lobby

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milleran the leader of my party saying

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that we didn't want a referendum on the

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EU the prime minister's position is all

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over the place he's been he's been

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pulled to one side by ukip pulled to

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another side by plus 110 plus uh

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backbench Tory MPS who actually care

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more about getting rid of the uh David

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Cameron I think than they do about

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coming out of the EU so his position is

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completely inconsistent it's it's bad

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timing you know what we need is

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certainty in the economy unemployment in

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my area on the figures is going up what

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we need is certainty and we need

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investors like Seamans who hopefully

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coming to Hull to be confident that

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we've got an absolutely consistent

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position well we've got a consistent

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position now we know that we're going to

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say to the British people at this moment

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in time with so much flux in Europe is

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not the right time to say in out which

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is what last year's vote was about we're

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going to renegotiate the position as as

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things move forward which is support

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from Chancellor Merkel that actually

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gives some con to settle this question

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once for and then we will say to the

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British people do you want to stay in

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under this new relationship or do you

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want out and what about you George

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Galloway would you like to see an EU

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referendum definitely right right away

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Bring it on I think the people of this

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country have rejected as indeed have the

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people in most EU countries rejected the

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kind of European Union that we currently

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have it's an it's an EU of bankers and

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fat cats in the EU Commission in

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Brussels a totally dysfunctional

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virtually silent European Parliament all

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of it costing billions at a time when

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that money could be far better spent so

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we're in favor of an EU referendum and

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the sooner the better so you'll be

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campaigning alongside right-wing Tories

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will you no we'll campaign for our own

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independent position which is

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internationalist which is pro-european

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anti-eu I like your your Twist on the

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Bradford spring uh during the week you

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tweeted Bradford spring is here to stay

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cuz we're going to Wembley is your team

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your adopted team going to win oh I

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think so I think the wind is in the

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sales of Bradford now the Zeitgeist is

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with us it just goes to show what a

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byelection can do we must leave it there

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Caryl Turner George Galloway Alex sh

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Brook thanks for your time now back to

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Andrew Neil in London