> Please circulate widely- Come to the Public Rally tomorrow night and the Protest on Thursday - No Nazi BNP on our licence fee!
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> Questioning Question Time
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> Emergency public rally
> Wednesday 21 October, 7pm
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> Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square,
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> London WC1R 4RL (Holborn tube)
> Hosted by Unite Against Fascism
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> Speakers:
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> Peter Hain MP
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> Michael Rosen
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> Hugh Lanning PCS
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> Sabby Dhalu UAF
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> Ken Livingstone
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> Kawsar Zaman MCB
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> Weyman Bennett UAF
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> Jon McClure Reverend & the Makers
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> Gillian Walnes The Anne Frank Trust UK
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> Martin Smith LMHR
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> Supported by: BECTU, SERTUC, Anne Frank Trust, PCS, Unite the union, CWU, TSSA, Musicians Union,
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> ASLEF and Love Music Hate Racism
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>
> Come along and join the discussion - we will be hosting a question time format with a panel of speakers challenging the BBC's decision to invite Nazi BNP leader Nick Giffin onto BBC's Question Time programme this week. We will also be discussing plans for the protest the following day outside BBC Wood Lane.
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> Keep the Nazi BNP off Question Time
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> Unite Against Fascism Protest
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> Thursday 22 October, 5pm
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> BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane
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> (nearest tube White City)
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>
> Speakers include:
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> Mark Serwotka, PCS General Secretary
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> Gerry Morrissey, BECTU General Secretary
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> Jeremy Dear, NUJ General Secretary
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> CWU representative
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> Tony Kearns CWU Senior Deputy. General Secretary
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> The Anne Frank Trust UK representative
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> Sabby Dhalu, UAF Joint Secretary
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> Weyman Bennett, UAF Joint Secretary
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> Mpho and DJ Rugrat LMHR artists
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> Plus others tbc
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>
> Followed by a gig at Ginglik in Shepherd's Bush hosted by Love Music Hate Racism
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> featuring live music and an 'Alternative Question Time' at Ginglik, 1 Shepherds Bush Green, W12. Doors open at 7.30pm starts 8pm. Artists include South London singer Mpho and DJ Rugrat. Entry £6/£3
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> www.uaf.org.uk l unite@ucu.org.uk l 020 7801 2782
1 comment:
Shame on all of you.
You should be grateful that this country has such a fine tradition of free speech and should be praising the BBC. You should, at the very least, not disrupt the whole of White City with your hypocritical nonsense.
Where were you (and the SWP) when Newsnight was interviewing Sheikh Al-Qaradawi? Is it only right-wing extremists that you want to silence?
Griffin, or Al-Qaradawi for that matter, should be allowed to express their views, regardless of how unsavoury you or I may find them.
I truly hope you fail in your objective to disrupt the BBC's honest endeavours.
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