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Politics Hub: Move to extend police powers around protests unlawful, High Court rules
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57:29Now PlayingWatch Politics Hub with Sophy Ridge live: Tonight, Sophy will be joined tonight by Lord Walney, who advises the government on political violence, after filing a report recommending new powers to crack down on protests.
He'll no doubt be asked about a High Court ruling today that ruled the Home Office had already acted unlawfully in granting more power to the police to tackle demonstrations.
On Sophy's panel will be:
Baroness Warsi, Tory peer and former minister;
Jess Phillips, Labour MP and co-host of Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
Heading into a critical election year, Sophy and the team will offer an unparalleled mix of interviews, insights and analysis, getting stuck into the hard news but also the quirkier things going on in the country’s corridors of power.
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