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And it's an unusual addition today because as you'll know the whole week is going to be

dominated by two interlinked issues. The fallout from the shocking policing of the Sarah Everard Vigil on Clap on Common at the weekend,

and the government's police, crime, sentencing and courts bill, which goes to second reading in

Parliament today, Monday and has been attacked as a major assault on the freedom to protest with me to explain it all is

Ros Taylor. Morning Ross how are you?

Oh not too bad as yet. Good. Okay let's talk about the vigil first and what it means and then move on to the bill.

This morning's papers are pretty brutal. Shaming of the mess on the mail, defiant met chief refuses to

quit in the guardian. How significant a policing screw-up is this in you know in comparison to the really

big ones the poll text protests or grieve and so on because it absolutely shocked everybody

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