It's just quite clear that this blasphemy law only applies to one religion, which I think is going to be particularly corrosive for the very community relations that people claim that they want to be maintaining with all of this.

We have a system of two-tier justice. Anyone apart from the most blinkered observer would have to accept.

We are now approaching a 1976 situation where the UK had to be bailed out by the International Monetary Fund. There is no one in Downing Street

who has a serious professional understanding of financial markets. So incredibly disturbing. It feels like

the rains are off where anti-Semitism is concerned. Hello, and welcome to the Spike podcast.

Thrilled to be joined as ever by Spike's editor, Tom Slater.

Hello.

And delighted to welcome making his spiked podcast debut, The Telegraph Economist.

You want to ship your records.

On this podcast.

On this podcast.

Brendan and I have had many a chat over the years.

Plastic Paddies for Brexit.

That was a classic.

First time on this particular Spike podcast,

the Telegraph columnist hosts the brilliant Planet Normal podcast

and renowned economist Liam Halligan.

And when the facts change substack, don't forget that.

And when the facts change substack, which you should check out immediately.

So coming up on today's show, we will be discussing Britain's Islamic blasphemy law,

the UK's stuttering economy and the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado.

So this week, Hamit Shoshkin was convicted of a hate crime for burning the Quran.

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