Theres a growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule. And a chap from amnesty rule. And a chap from Amnesty International says hes a wildly exaggerate the issue and risks delegitimizing the right of peaceful protest. Peaceful protest. Is that his official job title . Chap chap at amnesty . Well, i can name him tom southerden, Amnesty International, southerden, Amnesty International , the uks law and international, the uks law and human rights director , says human rights director, says i prefer chap, says the Prime Minister is wildly exaggerating the issue of this mob rule. Do you think he is . I think thats overinterpreted what the Prime Minister to according all minister said, to according all these reports, the Prime Minister was saying some people are as hes are interpreting this as hes not literally saying that mobs are the country. Be are ruling the country. Be concerning. If prime concerning. If the Prime Minister because minister was saying that because nominal
Everyone watching and also, of course, for himself. Yeah. Course, for himself. Yeah. He spoke about how many rules were broken when not normally allowed to have clapping in the house of commons, mps are supposed to wear jackets and of course, smart shoes. Now he couldnt fit a jacket on over his new hands and he couldnt put his normal shoes on. So he was wearing trainers. But he explained it all in what was a very moving contribution in dunng very moving contribution in during Prime Ministers questions. Lets take a listen. Questions. Lets take a listen. Thank you, mr speaker. Thank you, mr speaker. This is this is an emotional day for me. And if you would indulge me to say a few thanks, because there are a few are due and one of those, of course. Well, an apology actually, that ive caused the breaking of so many rules today. Clapping ive got trainers on because my shoes wouldnt go over the plastic feet and my jacket wouldnt go over the, bionic arm. So apologies for that, but i want to g
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