I think at moments like this, while we wait to find out about identity,

motives of the perpetrator, we have to look at that and we have to ask ourselves the question,

how did Britain become a country in which Jews are slain at their places of worship?

Is think, whoa, they are living, a living rent free in their head, but really they don't have a plan to deal with Nigel Farage. The things that Kier Saan would need to do to align himself more with the views of the public and what would mean that he can no longer be leader of the Labour Party. Hello and welcome to the SpyG podcast. I'm Fraser Myers. Delighted to be joined in the studio as ever with Spike's editor Tom Slater. Hello. I'm thrilled to have down the line, live from Washington, D.C., the Suns editor at large, Harry Cole.

Welcome, Harry.

Good. editor at Tom Slater. I'm thrilled to have down the line, live from Washington, D.C.,

the Sun's editor at large, Harry Cole.

Welcome, Harry.

Good afternoon.

How we doing?

Very good, thanks.

We have got plenty to discuss today.

We'll be talking about the Manchester Synagogue attack,

the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool,

and Trump's Gaza Peace Plan.

Earlier today on the day we're recording, two people were killed at the Heaton Park

Synagogue in Manchester.

This was a van attack, a knife attack.

It's believed the suspected terrorist also may have had a suicide vest.

Tom, this is an absolutely horrific incident, but unfortunately in today's climate, it's not surprising.

No, exactly. I think that's the precisely way to describe it. It's both horrific and horrifically predictable.

There's so much that we still don't know.

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