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From a variety of bedrooms and kitchens via Zoom, the spontaneity shop presents an emergency

episode of the Guilty Feminist with Deborah Frances White, Jessica Host, Femi El-Awale, and very

special guest, Oliver Fearley-Sprig, and Matilda Mananson featuring Juliette Stevenson and Grace

Petrie, and we're talking about being noisy and annoying. Hello, welcome, welcome, welcome to the

Guilty Feminist live stream, which is apparently live. You're here, I'm here, we are all here.

Now this is the Guilty Feminist, the podcast in which we explore our noble goals as 21st century

feminist now-aprocracies and insecurities which undermine them. But this is an emergency

episode, we've done very few emergency episodes in the last five years. But we felt it was really

important that we have one and thank you so much for joining us on the live stream. This is particularly

about the policing bill and the wording in the policing bill, I mean it's all awful the policing

bill, basically, the whole policing bill, we would love to kill the bill. But given there's a

Tory majority, and that is unlikely, we would like to focus on the one section of the bill that we

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