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Hello and welcome to coffeehouse shots,

the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and Danny Shaw.

Now Rishi Sunak has criticized the police's decision not to ban a planned march on Saturday from

pro-Palestinian groups in London. This is what the Prime Minister had to say earlier today.

This is a decision that the Metropolitan Police Commissioner has made and he has said that he can

ensure that he safeguards remembrance for the country this weekend as well as keep the public safe.

Now my job as to hold him accountable for that and we've asked the police for

information on how they will ensure that this happens. You know my view is that

these marches are disrespectful and that's what I'll be discussing

with the police commission later today.

Danny Shaw, what do you make of this disrespect argument? There's lots of potential arguments

against this march. This is quite an interesting new core argument for

banning something. Well for a start a March cannot be banned simply because it's seen as

being disrespectful or offensive or that it might be inconvenient, those are not grounds to ban a march, either in law or I think most people would probably say morally ethically simply because it's disrespectful so it's peculiar that

Rishisuna should raise that as a possibility the only grounds upon which the

Met police can apply to the Home Secretary to ban a march is if there's a risk of

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