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What a week! Murder, migration, and political mayhem.

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Black Paper, we unpack a series of pressing and interconnected issues: from the realities of gender-based violence and the need for deeper mental health awareness in our communities, to the UK’s tightening visa regime and the resignation of Morgan McSweeney. We also turn our attention outward, examining international politics and the fallout from the release of the Epstein files, and what it reveals about the stark imbalance between how political elites are treated versus ordinary citizens. We close with a forward-looking conversation on the future of the Labour Party and what lies ahead for the UK’s political landscape. Support the show

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