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Listen to eight years hard labour wherever you get your podcasts. Hello I'm Stephen. Hello I'm Helen and welcome to a special edition of the New States and podcast following on from the weekend's terror attacks. We're picking up off that to

talk about Theresa May's speech outside Dining Street. Whether or not she can

regulate the internet?

Is it possible?

Is it desirable?

We talked about Mais authoritarian tendencies.

And what are the true causes of extremism? Hello and welcome to a special extra edition of the New States from

podcast covering some of the fallout from the weekend's terror attacks

and the short suspension of campaigning that followed it.

Stephen you wrote a piece about that May speech which I thought was a fairly

extraordinary speech in a couple of different ways. Do you want to give me your

taking at first and I'll tell you the things that stood out to me?

Yeah, obviously a lot of people's opinions, it is fair to say, have got worse towards the reason

of May since this short campaign started and I am very much one of them because I think beforehand I thought this is someone

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