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Hello, good evening. Welcome to Navaralive. My name is Aram Bustani, and I have the immense pleasure of being joined this evening by Helena, aka No Justice MTG. Helena, how are we?

Good, good, looking forward to the end of the week, as always. Definitely been an interesting newsday, so looking forward to the show.

It has been a very interesting news day.

So lucky you, if you're joining us on tonight's show, some really juicy topics.

Coming up this evening, Kyristama has condemned a ban on Makabi Tel Aviv fans,

attending an upcoming Europa League game against Aston Villa.

And we've got an interview with Palestine actions,

Huda Amori, following the government's failure, yes, failure to stop a legal challenge against

the prescription of Palestine action. Stay tuned for all of that. If you'd like to support our work

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hashtag Navaralife. A Prime Minister Kirstamma is angered. By what, you might ask?

Is it the unacceptable levels of child poverty in Britain which have reached new record highs,

the human excrement, tainting our water supply, the housing crisis, or even the impending

climate breakdown threatening all human life on this planet.

No. Estama is in fact angry because one of Israel's most violent football firms

will not be allowed to attend a football match in Birmingham. A safety advisory group and

West Midlands police have advised fans of Israeli Premier League team

Maccabe Tel Aviv FC to stay away from the November 6th match against Aston Villa at Villa Park.

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