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Hello there, I'm Alicia McCarthy and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4 for

Tuesday the 29th of April, where a minister has a blunt assessment of an Irish rap band

that apparently told fans to kill their local MP.

Are utterly vile. They make my blood boil.

Also tonight, MPs condemn an attack on tourists in Kashmir.

This was an act of terrorism and we should call it out for exactly for what it is.

And a bleak view of teenage life from the creator of the TV drama, Adolescence.

It is the Wild West out there and boys are hearing things and girls are hearing things,

which are really troubling and do affect them.

But first, there's been condemnation across the commons of a Belfast-based rap band

after footage emerged of one of its members appearing to tell concert goers

the only good tory is a dead Tory and kill your local MP.

The trio, Kneecap, have since apologised to the families of murdered MPs,

said David Amos and Joe Cox.

The video of the band is now being looked at by counter-terror police.

In the comments, the Home Office Minister Dan Jarvis condemned the comments.

Remarks like these are dangerous and irresponsible, and this government utterly rejects the views expressed by this group.

Let me be crystal clear.

Political intimidation and abuse have no place in our society.

But he went on to add that the police were investigating

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