Labour's election ‘disaster', Palestine ‘hate marches’, and Farage’s crypto ties explained
May 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelThis week, Lewis Goodall and LBC's Deputy Political Editor Aggie Chambre sat down and discussed:
The Transport Secretary has hit back at accusations made by Zack Polanski that she and the Prime Minister are using the fear of Jewish people to "threaten authoritarian restrictions on peaceful protests".
The Green Party leader made the remarks amid the controversy over a post he shared about the Golders Green officers following the attack on Wednesday.
Asked what her response would be to Polanski having accused her and the Prime Minister of "using the pain and fear of Jewish people to threaten further authoritarian restrictions on peaceful protest", Ms Alexander said: "I don't accept that".
Speaking to LBC's Sunday with Lewis Goodall, she added: "I'm not going to take any lessons from a man who, within hours of that incident happening in Golders Green, was retweeting an uninformed commentator about the actions of the police."
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