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I'm Fraser Meyers and joining me this week as ever delighted to have Tom Slater editor of Spiked.

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And Spiked columnist Inaya Falarin Imman.

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So today got plenty to talk about but we're going to be concentrating on just one thing the big story on everyone's mind this week and that's the riots

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So the past week or so England has been rocked by these pretty disturbing disgraceful race riots things kicked off on Tuesday in Southport the day after this horrendous killing of three young girls, rumors spreading around that

the suspect was a Muslim asylum seeker, completely untrue. Then on Sunday we saw some of the

most despicable scenes in Rotterham where people are essentially

gaining up on almost trying to set fire to a asylum seekers hotel.

Tom, what have you made of these scenes of the past few weeks?

No, it's been absolutely horrifying.

I think it's escalated so much since we last spoke about it this time last week.

And we shouldn't be around the bush here when you're talking about people,

you know, smashing up shops and homes in immigrant areas shouting anti-Asian racial slurs or trying to set

fire to hotels that the crowd suspected had asylum seekers in that we saw that in Rotter room. We also saw that in Tamworth.

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