Welcome to Navarra Live.

Coming up tonight, all sides of the political spectrum condemn the police's approach, the murder of Henry Novak.

At Donald Trump's Savage's Benjamin Netanyahu, Emily Thornberry, contradicts her previous statements on Gaza,

and Andy Burnham makes a supposed blood oath that rules out a general election.

I'm Aaron Bustani, and tonight on Navarra Live, not Navarra Late. I'm joined by Paul Holden.

Paul, how are you?

I'm very good. Thanks for having me again. It's a pleasure to have you on.

Paul, of course, is a highly reputed journalist and author for people who aren't aware of your book.

What's it called? What's it about? And where can they find it?

Sure. It's called the fraud, Kirstama, Morgan McSweeney, and the Crisis of British Democracy.

I urge you, if you're going to buy it to get it straight from the all books, websites,

O our books, and not Amazon, because they charge a significant

discount on Amazon, which means that the publisher doesn't make quite as much money.

But the book is about the history of what I call the Labour Together project, about how Morgan

McSweeney used the think tank and worked with a series of allies to secretly undermine

communism as a precondition to

capturing the Labour Party for his particular ripening faction and deliver this Kirstama government

that are so incredibly popular.

So Paul was there before everyone else, folks.

We've got a smart cookie in the house tonight.

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Henry Novak was an 18-year-old first-year student at Southampton University, who was stabbed

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