Abdullah Al Andalusi
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BBC Radio Debate: British Police displaying support for Military Charities

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BBC Radio Debate: Should British Police display support for UK Military Charities?

BBC Radio Ulster

22nd June 2015

Guests:

Doug Beattie, ret. Cpt. Royal Irish Regiment

Abdullah al Andalusi, speaker for Muslim Debate Initiative

In the UK, Police Officers are permitted to display support to three government approved charities ('Police Memorial Day' badges, 'Royal British Legion Remembrance Day' poppies and 'Help for Heroes' badges and wristbands). The only exception in the UK to this is the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) that does not permit any displays of charity support from its officers.

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BBC Radio DebateGuests Doug BeattieMuslim Debate Initiative InUK Police OfficersMemorial Day'British Legion Remembrance Day'Police ServiceNorthern Ireland PSNI

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