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Hello and welcome back to the spike podcast.

I'm Lauren Smith standing in for Fraser this week and joining me in the studio today is

Spikes editor Tom Slater. Hello. And Spike columnist Ellielen. Hi. On today's episode we'll be discussing

the revelations from the cast report, Britain's broken asylum system, and Westminster's

Honey Trap scandal. A whole four years on from when the KAS review was first commissioned, we finally have seen the end result of this review and essentially at its core it says a lot of the things

that gender critical voices have been saying sometime now but Tom what can we take from? What does this all mean? I think we can take from it a tremendous

vindication of a lot of the arguments and a lot of the points that gender critical

campaigns were making for a very long time.

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