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Didn t understand, but it was a privilege to work with him and a privilege to work with him and a privilege to work with him and a privilege to know him and i send so much love to his family and friends. was he surprised by the success of the programme initially? he was he surprised by the success of the programme initially? the programme initially? he was. i mean, ifi the programme initially? he was. i mean. if! can the programme initially? he was. i mean, if i canjust the programme initially? he was. i mean, if i canjust bore the programme initially? he was. i mean, if i can just bore you - the programme initially? he was. i mean, if i can just bore you with i the programme initially? he was. i mean, if i can just bore you with al mean, if i can just bore you with a small story, but i think there absolutely encapsulates len, the man. we would chat a lot and he started doing the american show and i said, how is it? are you tired? he said, no, i really enjoy it. but he said, no,
An enormous issue of male violence against women and girls. i mean, 1.6 million women experience domestic abuse in one year. 85,000 women are raped every year, and the response, it seems, it seems, from government officials and other agencies that are supposed to be protecting women are supposed to be protecting women are to be home by apm so there is a curfew, carry a panic alarm and now we need a gps tracker and a special number to contact so that women all feel safe in public spaces. whilst of course i support the need for women to feel safe we need to actually tackle the real harm here and that is male violence against women and girls and this is the only way we ever going to have real change. way we ever going to have real chance. ., ., ., ., change. before we get on to how we tackle that, change. before we get on to how we tackle that, could change. before we get on to how we tackle that, could i change. before we get on to how we tackle that, could i just change. befor