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Both Powell The report in Red Weekly (18 November) of the 'disruption' of the Powell/Hart 'Any Questions' programme was grossly 'working class members of the not only 'insisting on telr rigat to pur question and not suomit vetting procedure' (if they T have no evidence of were chanting the apolitical and moralistic slogan 'Enoch Powell is a still, one of the '70 militants' outside threw 'a brick' (according to one approved) or a the BBC news) inrouen te window nis was wnatreamy caused the programme to be suspended Dia it deny a piatrorm to racisis: No.
and Hart (who is a social media next day.
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These tactics are of a piece with the 'military discipline' of the Right to Work March leaders. Thev are the wrong way to put the Harts on the spot and deny a platform to the Powells, and Red Weekly