Wrong tomorrow morning temperatures staying around 11 Celsius b.b.c. Radio London is 3 minutes past 10. 94.9 f.m. And on b.b.c. Sounds this is locked into this b.b.c. Radio London Duncan box. a. Man in her. Hand to see. Mom. It is Tuesday night b.b.c. Radio London thank you as always to the fabulous Clara home of the last couple of. On the scene I don't know what it is about live music on the radio but I love it I love it the scene returns tomorrow 8 o'clock Wednesday evening with Judy love I'm Duncan Boggs I'm here Sunday to Thursday nights and 10 pm The late night music and talk on London's radio station that's what we do London's late night radio phone in you on the phones London News London travel music that's basically the basically how it works really 5 nights a week the number you need to over 807312000 this is a good number to have the album because it's a free phone number from u.k. 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As is my way I'll go into more detail about some of the things I'm going to find out about tonight from you in a few moments time let me give you a little sense we're going to talk about extinction rebellion I've got the latest statement here from Citi card the mare and London and this is all to do with the fact that activists are continuing to protest despite this London wide ban by police groups saying it's taken initial steps towards a judicial review of the ban lawyers and politicians have also criticized the move I'll give you more details on this we'll talk about extinction rebellion for a few nights now but it does strike me as kind of interesting where we are as a city and this police city wide ban regarding the protesters the protesters saying we're going to take legal advice and what is a statement from stick on the merit of London I'll give you the 1st line of also met office is to find a way for those who want to protect the climate's emergency to be able to do so legally and peacefully in London so he's not saying I support the ban. We some of you might be thinking what us will the married London should be doing backing up the city's police force I'll give you more details of the statement and where we are with that tonight shortly but if you have any initial thoughts about how important it is regarding the right to protest and free speech because everything I've read today on social media people saying well we should have the right to protest in this city and we should have freedom of speech but whether the line get crossed so some initial thoughts on that 080-731-2000 are also going to ask you what makes you a true Londoner I was reading something in time how magazine the made me smile comedians put together this kind of a list of what makes sure a true Londoner I thought you could have some fun with that tonight and I was delighted to read earlier your wards are being handed out by the Asian restaurant and takeaway awards regarding Indian restaurants and takeaways across the country of all those who have been winners in east London or north London but as sorry as well we're going to talk about where you go for a curry so just a little sense of some of the things going to talk about and I more details coming up but if you want to get an early 81 triple 3 on the tag start your message with the word London Duncan a b b c dot co dot u.k. On the email when Give us a shout the number you need oh ite 107312000 late night music and talk here on b.b.c. Radio London. B.b.c. Radio along the music between now and 10 from Keenan Damas let me go through in more detail some of the stuff I'm keen to get your thoughts on so once again if my slightly scratchy throat will permit we're looking at extinction rebellion tonight because it's been an interesting 24 hours and the activists from the campaigning group are continuing protests despite say London wideband by police the group say they've taken initial. Steps towards a judicial review of the ban on lawyers and politicians have also criticized the mit police for this move Meanwhile earlier today climate change protesters targeted the Department for Transport and there my 5 on Tuesday morning this morning a government spokeswoman said protests quote should not disrupt people's day to day lives co-founder one of the co-founders of extinction rebellion Gail Bradbrook was arrested after climbing on the entrance of the Department for Transport Earlier today police also cleared further protesters from outside of the building and activists of also being arrested on Millbank outside m I 5 headquarters where a small group of gathered 2 men briefly sat in the middle of the road before being moved by officers now the Met Police began clearing protesters from defiled the square yesterday evening following the announcement of new restrictions on the Section 14 of the Public Order Act Now this requires activists to stop their protests in central London by 9 o'clock last night or risk arrest the 4 said it decided to impose the rules after quote continued breaches of conditions which limited the demonstrations to square there has been a reaction to this and Barrister Joe Mormon q.c. Said the move was quote a huge overreach of police powers well as human rights lawyer Adam Wagner described as a quote draconian and extremely heavy handed He also said in the tweet we have a right to free speech on the article 10 and to free assembly and Article 11 of the Human Rights Act These can only be interfered with if the interference is lawful and proportionate I think the police might have gone too far here we also have reaction from the mayor of our city city car now he took to Twitter inside last few hours I'm going to tell you what he said because this is relevant I've also met offices to find a way for those who want to protest the climate emergency to be able to do so legally and. Peacefully in London I've also received assurances that extinction rebellion are not banned from protesting in our city Ok And he says my full statement below and this is his full statement this is City Maryland and neither are I nor the deputy mayor for policing and crime was informed before the Met Police took the operational decision to impose a section 14 order on extinction rebellion all term uprising last night I've met with senior officers today to seek further information on why they did in this necessary are now our senior officers to find a way for those who want to protest the climate's emergency we face to be able to do so legally and peacefully in London so is our senior police officers to provide a solution as my interpretation I have received assurances that neither extinction rebellion nor other climate change protesters are banned from protesting lawfully in peacefully in our city I continue to condemn the actions of those who have broken the law over recent days and I'm particularly angry of those who are threatening to target the London Underground which would be extremely dangerous and counterproductive public transport is essential to tackling climate change and millions of Londoners rely on it to get about our city every day those are the words of Maryland and city car lot of stuff the process there what I want to look at tonight specifically is whether or not you think the Maryland and city Carney is right to question the ban because that's what he's doing I mean he's basically you know he's in charge of the many there is an argument to say Surely he should be supporting the Met police and what they've done though he says he didn't know about this this particular move. I also want you to tell me all the Met right to implement a London wide ban the extinction rebellion protests did the Met do the right thing last night should this ban remain but the why the conversation has got to be about the right to protest and free speech because this is about how much is too much over to you 080-731-2001 the phone a one triple 3 on the tech start your message with the word London Dunker b.b.c. Dot co dot u.k. The wider the why the conversation tonight how important is the right to protest our extinction rebellion getting it right are they going too far I mean of course you can phone me up and tell me about whether or not you support them but their argument here about these protests ban is why on the 2nd we have a right to protest we have a right to freedom of speech so your thoughts on that tonight and also the mayor of our city city car and I think we can question his response so far also want to talk about well make sure true London now there's not been Time magazine where a comedian by the name of Moe was on the wrist one has revealed what he believes are the signs you are a true London are you ready for this is a really good stuff here you always begin of the Victoria line but you're bitching about the Bakerloo line. You're impatient with everyone on your commute you talk about how you need to get out of London but you never do you leave London for 5 minutes and then you die of boredom you try to connect to the wife I had every tube station you live for the 32nd the high. Seas so many people doing that you pass a bridge across the Thames and think wow I live in London baby you have an idea in for a change some of the things it is comedian says makes you a true Londoner Well I'm going to ask you what makes you a true Londoner a one trick or 3 on the tech start your message with the word London Duncan the b.b.c. Doc thought to k. What makes your true Londoner in terms of your behavior traits stuff you might say I'll do a woman thing to mention if you're fan of curry you're in the right place tonight top restaurants and takeaways across the country have been revealed the awards are organized by the Asian restaurant takeaway awards known as Arthur and they see eateries compete in regional categories for them to become Curry kings or queens just so you know I've got some stats here the curry industry in the u.k. Contributes 5000000000 quid annually which has a 2015 is accounted for a 5th of the restaurants in the u.k. Dating back to the 18 hundreds and guess what today there are more Indian restaurants in Greater London than in Delhi and Mumbai combined. If you are interested in East London no one got the awardees Bengal tiger in the city of London North London the rad Jute in Hampstead go on the ward and if you're one of my sorry listeners the Ripley Curry garden and Ripley Woking picked up an award apparently former x. Factor star James offer. But as to what I call the award the very good with that carries and calls legendary Singapore what has been. The Paul boy because he's a walking lad so all of that money going to told curry tonight where do you go through for a curry whether you go for a curry a wall makes a good Cari that's told Cari tonight 080-731-2000 this is b.b.c. Radio. Keen on b.b.c. Radio London I'd love to mug. It was wall makes you a true London I thank you the poll he was emailed Duncan a b b c dot co dot Chuka. Hit the nail on the head quite squarely on I reckon by saying My definition would be you can criticize London but you get very defensive about how City of an outsider tries to do the same. Spall on more not up please Duncan a b.b.c. Duck dog u.k. Talking about the right to protest and free speech and extinction rebellion is his knowledge of. Money while greeting hi and I there I was at the protests when police were clearing from the square right you know what capacity presumably all having the alcohol placard you know the you know they were the photographer Yeah but I've been there again tonight back and present no back inception. And I think the police have made a fundamental Nassif error right in the way that that with this protest for a number of regional think 1st of all they made an allowance from the saint of where and of course your member. Some time ago there was an allowance of people to stay on the steps and suppose of course the process in a sense in a state money and then I was not that well that was an extinction rebellion that was none of the members a few years ago now it was on the drill it was the oh blimey we talked about the a length on the right you know not yeah I don't somewhere but yeah go on there there was allowances made there was well there was another announcement people seem to forget of course there is a massive travel protest in London at Parliament Square which for nearly 11 weeks really was. For a long time I think the problem and the 3 to go there that in some respects in Judge Jury and Executioner by saying you come with it is a cause and I call The Human Rights Act Yeah just completed a 3 dismissed school 11 members of the Korea brought freedom of assembly in protest that's right and I think this is where they're going to come unstuck whether that clashes with Section 14 doesn't it because Section 14 looking at is about assembly in one place there's more than 2 people that's when it can be implemented said the Human Rights Act is on the collision goals with Section 14 as. Well that are supposed to be in terms of you may well be right but then again why they waited now to stay with it is that it weeks and weeks and weeks ago. One other protests thing is now set a precedent because I think what's interesting to me also about this this particular process is to date from April place of made around about 2600 arrests now if you're looking at it in context I think it's about $200.00 plus people been charged no one can argue a piece of evidence to the president commits an arrest to somebody who wanted to charge somebody so as a tactic just to move people of St Louis think the mail tonight is now even a 100 please hear from Scotland you know we've got Scott fixed in Scotland as a 10 Sussex Hampshire I notice last Friday when I rocked up with the b.b.c. The police vans here from both in Koln will yes astonishing I think what's interesting is last night when police were clearing Trafalgar Square there was in excess of 400 police now these protesters is imports of stress are not in any way violent they're not turning to other they're not smashing into shops are not attacking place they are passive they are $400.00 cars and the amount the police just standing around twiddling their thumbs doing nothing is astonishing or a let's bring a bag to where we are tonight this so-called ban the Met Police implemented lot of last night city car saying of all of my officers to find a way for those who want to protest the climate emergency to be able to do so legally and peacefully in London should city can be harder is the right to try and find a compromise solution. So they can't get it quiet for too long and his job is for 4 days we've been quiet on this protest I think what the police should do is find a solution where people can protest whether it's going to be in the garden and voxel or somewhere else so they can have their place like in Congress and protest because I think this approach by. Match is rather antagonistic and I think what's interesting is this let them stake if you remember a few days ago the mess it all comes to Trafalgar Square or you will be arrested yeah yeah now they said your interest rate is where you will be arrested so they keep changing the actual the woman are doing well I know they don't want to but what's interesting about the fog of square is actually control it 'd by the way it by the the the mayor of London on Trafalgar Square. I would. Doubt it runs Trafalgar Square right there if you hear them and you know they have they're there but they're on Wharton's in Trafalgar Square and I think it's for me I think the whole goal posts about protests of some shifted and I think the story going to run a remarkable system they're going to approach some of it on the internet but yeah that's what we keep hearing this module government on thank you for your full knowledge. Of course here on b.b.c. Radio. Sold through. Process thing but there's about will make sure tree long and also carry a gun involved. Coming Up. On the radio dramas on b.b.c. Radio London the latest London travel here in a few moments time of 1st the headlines are just sent 30 years Steven Davis. 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Radio London I'm Duncan I'm here nightly Sunday through to Thursday from 10 pm we chat we talk we find our London's thinking and feeling about stuff and this really is your late night platform in the capital cities a ton of stuff we're chewing over here and not all opinion you know some other stuff as well if you just put the radio on we are talking about extinction rebellion the protests continue we know there's been a London wide ban by the police and we also know that activists are now taking initialises steps towards a judicial review of the ban lawyers and politicians throughout the day of criticises move by the police to effectively ban them from protesting various things happening today climate change