Georgia Banjo

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398 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 12 Sep

Georgia Banjo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And that voice repeats that's Tommy.
But at this stage, no one in the UK really knows who he is.
What the EDL is or what they stand for.
They seem well.
You can't understand Tommy Robinson without first understanding Luton.
When asked to tell his story, which has happened a lot since he first appeared in 2009,
He always begins there.
The town informs almost everything he believes about Britain.
Now, increasingly, even directly, it sits at the heart of what Americans like Brent Money think about Britain too.
But there is another side of Leyton.
Completely different to Tommy's.
A parallel reality.
Peter isn't just an objective local historian.
I'm speaking to him because he's also a participant in the battle over who gets to tell this town's more recent story.
He was there on the day of the protest and in the aftermath.
He's also a trustee of Hope Not Hate, an organization which has been one of Robinson's fiercest critics since 2009.
If Tommy Robinson is the protagonist in his story of Leyton,
Then Peter likes to think of himself as the antagonist.
In Peter's Lutin.
Anyone is welcome.
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