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Welcome to Navaralib. I'm Michael Walker. I'm joined by Ash Sarkar.

Kirstama said today that summer is over.

We need to get ready for part two of his government.

Are you depressed, excited about either of those developments?

I don't know about you, Michael, but when I was out there enjoying tinnies in the

park, having a drink, what I could think of is, when will Darren Jones get a promotion? So I'm glad

to see that my summer's ambition has been fulfilled. If you came here tonight to watch us dissect Darren Jones

promotion, you'll be disappointed because we decided it's not very interesting. We will be

talking about lots of things that hopefully you will find very interesting. And we've got an interview

with journalist Jack Walton on his investigation on a raise the flag activist,

so an anti-migrant activist, with prior convictions for illegally smuggling migrants.

You couldn't make it up, and he hasn't. The evidence is very strong.

We'll also talk about the summit flotilla, which is preparing an aid mission to Gaza with some Navarra contributors on board.

And English councils are paying millions to incentivize private landlords to house the homeless.

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story. This summer, unfortunately, there's been only one political story that's dominated Britain's

media. Immigration. There have been frequent protests outside asylum hotels across the country, often infiltrated

or started by violent far-right agitators.

There have been rallies calling for mass deportations and reform UK ramping up the rhetoric around

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