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Hello and welcome to the Spiked podcast. I'm Fraser Myers and joining me we have

Spiked editor Brendan O'Neill.

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And Spiked columnist Ella Wielen.

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Coming up on the show, the beheading of Samuel Patti,

the Northern Revolt against lockdown, and the fight back against critical race theory.

Thousands of people have taken part in rallies across France to express outrage at the beheading of a teacher.

And he believed Samuwau Pate was targeted because he showed pupils controversial cartoons of the

Prophet Mohammed.

He was murdered because he decided to teach them of freedom.

Many Muslims are simply asking that hate laws are simply

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