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17:25Now PlayingRobert Jenrick defends his comments about 'immediately arresting' any protesters shouting 'Allahu Akbar', emphasising to Tom Swarbrick that he believes there have been instances of 'two-tier policing' recently.
The Tory leadership candidate accused police of treating far-right marches and violence more harshly than the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that started following the Israel-Gaza war in October last year.
But speaking Tom, Jenrick says: 'Police have been too quick to put community relations above robust enforcement of the law.'
He adds: 'It was wrong that an individual on Oxford Street calling for Jihad, was justified by police as a legitimate expression.'
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