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Hello and welcome to Coffey House Shots,

The Spectators Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Max Jeffrey and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and James Heel.

Sweller Bravenman has written a piece in The Times today condemning the pro-Palestinian marches

saying that the police have shown some favourability towards them

and also comparing them to violence in Northern Ireland. Katie, what's Swell are up to?

So it feels at the moment as though another day, another row involving Sue had a bravamen, because of course we had a podcast all about her comments on rough sleeping and whether it's a lifestyle choice on Monday.

And this latest round which is once again

dominating the news, domination news to the point that Rishi Sunak's own

statement on the protest is getting very little attention, comes down to a piece

she wrote for the Times in which as you say she accused police officers of a double

standard when it comes to protest suggesting that when it comes to left-wing

protests they tend to get softer treatment but if it's more of a right-wing

protest though of course it's always hard to say it's purely right-to-left-wing

but you know for example anti-lock-down protests It's always hard to say something purely right or left wing.

But you know for example anti lockdown protest that type of thing the police can be a lot harsher in their treatment

and this is all of course ahead of the March which we know is now going ahead on Saturday

unless the police suddenly changed calls and the pro-Palestine March then.

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