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Paddy, we are days away from what I've ridiculously been calling Mega May for ages, which is a huge set of elections on Thursday.

So you might at this moment in the news cycle expect that all we would be talking about is the particular ward of a particular council where some controversy is meant that a

particular councillor might not win his seat. However, due to the terrible events of the week

and the attack on Jewish men in a North London suburb, all eyes politically have been on hatred

and racism against Jewish people, otherwise known as anti-Semitism.

Yes, the stabbing of two men in the street. And then words matter. So when a political leader

happens to be Zach Polanski reposted on X, a remark about the behavior of the police, the

suspect and everything else, he had to apologise

because stepping into the public arena without briefing yourself at the moment is really not

the actions of a leader, says the Prime Minister.

And says the boss of the Met Police, the most senior cop in the country, who did a very

unusual thing. He put a letter in public to Zach Polanski,

essentially really slapping him down hard for criticizing the behavior of his officers,

who, as the Met believe, put themselves into the line of danger to try to stop this attacker

who's now facing charges doing any more harm. So we had a terrible event

happening in a Jewish community. There was then a terrible political row in the aftermath of that.

And we'll get into that, but also hear the first-hand experiences of some young Jewish people

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Hello, it's Patty in the studio.

And it's Laura in the studio.

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