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£1,500. The New Statesman

Asylum protests. NHS strikes. The New Statesman.

Asylum protests.

NHS strikes.

A faltering economy.

Is the Labour government facing a summer of discontent?

I'm Rachel Cunneleth, and this is the New Statesman podcast.

Last year, riots sparked by the brutal murder of three young girls at a dance class in Southport rocked the UK.

Riot has targeted hotels housing asylum seekers wrongly connecting the murders to immigration.

Now, asylum protests persist and Anusha Kellyan has been reporting from the targeted hotels to find out what's going on. At the same time, the government faces strike action from NHS doctors, a struggling economy

and political threats from both the left and the right.

George Eaton has written an extended feature taking in the pressures on the government.

Together, Anush and George's reporting forms the basis of this week's new statesman magazine cover

the summer of discontent and George and Anish are with me now hello hello

Hello um Anish let's just start with you because you um actually went on the ground to a couple of

the hotels that have become hotspots for riots you went to to Epping and you also went to Diss in Norfolk.

Before we get into kind of what you found on the basis of your feature,

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