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Hala Guilty Feminist sits Deborah. Before you listen to this week's episode,

I have a really important announcement. Please join us for an emergency episode,

which is going to be a live stream on the 29th of April at 7.30 pm,

because we are launching the noisy and annoying campaign to amend the policing bill to crack

down on protest. Please join me, Fermi Olawale and Juliet Stevenson. We and some special guests

are launching a noisy and annoying campaign through this emergency episode. Now it might be seen

as a very British tradition to be quiet and polite, but in truth we have a great British tradition

of being noisy and annoying. We have an outstanding history of protest and descent, and it's responsible

for our way of life. Boats for women, gay rights, no poll tax, free school dinners in lockdown,

scrapping the university results, algorithm, in fact the very concept of the weekend, all of these

are the result of being noisy and annoying. The bill government is trying to pass includes a clause

which says police can arrest protesters for being noisy and annoying, which is the definition of

a protest. Join us to defend our right to be noisy and annoying before it's too late.

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