Should misogyny be classed as extremism? | Ed Balls and George Osborne | Political Currency Podcast
February 4, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn the wake of the horrific Southport attack, George Osborne and Ed Balls consider the parameters of the upcoming inquiry and the intensifying concern about young men engaging in acts of violence. Should the definition of extremism be changed with the so-called manosphere in mind? And do we need new rules for reporting on major crime for our social media age?
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