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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Oskredenson. I'm joined today by Noah Hoffman and Michael Simmons.

Now, PMQs today, and I thought we should start by discussing what Kemi Bajnock didn't ask about,

which is the Henry Novak case.

Now, this is the tragic case of a teenage

boy who was stabbed to death by an aggressor who misled the police in claiming that he was in fact

the victim of racist abuse at the hands of Novak. Body cam footage was released yesterday and is particularly

distressing. Now, Noah, this is an incredibly sensitive case. Was the decision made by Kemi Bajnock,

maybe one taken to take some of the political heat out of this particular story?

I think it was the right decision by Kemi,

because while the issues that have arisen from this horrific case

are definitely ones to be discussed within Parliament.

PMQ specifically is not the appropriate session, I believe,

for that type of very nuanced and sensitive discussion.

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