Keith Adams
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1,358 appearances
10 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 6 Sep
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I mean, what's also been very controversial about their victory here, though, is that the Greens are very pro-Gaza, very anti-Israel, and they have been accused of blatant sectarianism by constantly raising the Gaza issue, particularly in the parts of the constituency here with very large Muslim populations.
You talk about this being a blow to the two-party tradition in British politics.
Is this a blip or are we going to see a return of those two parties?
What do you think?
Well, I think the by-election result tends to confirm what we've been seeing over the last few months and indeed couple of years, and that is a fragmentation in British politics.
British politics becoming more like European countries where the sort of two main parties have broadly centered left since the Second World War suddenly find themselves in deep, deep trouble and profoundly unpopular now.
Whether this continues, whether it's a blip, it is hard to say.
But I think all the evidence tend to suggest that what's driving this volatility, that is, concerns about stagnating living standards, a sort of sense that nothing in British works, a concern for some about immigration, that those factors that are driving this volatility...
driving voters towards populists of the left like Green, populists of the right like the anti-immigration reform, that unless those issues are somehow solved, one feels this volatility will continue with all sorts of consequences.
Next to California, where the plaintiff in a landmark trial on whether social media platforms are addictive for children has been testifying about how her use of Instagram and YouTube harmed her mental health.
Lawyers for the plaintiff, known as Kaylee GM in court, claim that Meta, the owner of Instagram and Google, which owns YouTube, aim to profit from children becoming hooked on their services, despite knowing it could harm their mental health.
Both companies deny the allegations.
Our correspondent Peter Bowes has been in court in Los Angeles and told me more about what the plaintiff had to say.
Well, Keith, she went into a lot of detail about her social media use from the age of six when she said she started to watch YouTube.
By the time she was eight, she had set up her own YouTube channel.
And she said at that time she didn't really encounter any difficulties because of her young age.
She said if there'd been any small print about age restrictions, she hadn't
Reddit, so implying that it was actually quite easy to get onto the platform.
By the time she was 10, she posted more than 200 videos, and she in fact had multiple YouTube accounts and Instagram accounts, and she said the reason for that was that she wanted to use these other accounts to like
what she had herself posted on her other accounts.
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