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Sunday Breakfast: The right to free speech

18/01/2015

The right to free speech

BBC Radio Norfolk - Sunday Breakfast, The right to free speech

Anthony Isaacs examines the conflict between free speech and religious sensitivities.

The conflict between free speech and religious sensitivities - also MP Norman Lamb on plans to stop the use of police cells for people with mental health conditions.

In the first hour, hymns and worship music from The Galway Singers, Emmanuel College Chapel Choir, Graham Kendrick and Carrie Underwood - also - why the Bangla Mosque in Norwich is pleased that plans for a nightclub have been turned down and the Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, calls for equal pay in society. 

From seven, four people in Greece have spent the night in police custody over alleged links to a suspected terror plot in Belgium - also - why religion, faiths and denominations are all coming together today in Norfolk to look at their common ground and North Norfolk and Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb explains why he is calling for an end to the use of police cells for people with mental health conditions. 

From eight, a local Muslim, Shayk Abdallhaq Bewley from the Ihsan Mosque in Norwich condemns the Parisian violence, but explains why many will feel wounded by Charlie Ebdo's front cover, Anthony also hears reaction from Imam Abdullah Hassan from the Muslim Council of Great Britain. Anthony's also speaking to a former member of the 80's band Fairground Attraction, Mark Nevin, who explains why he went from Catholicism to the Moonies to Catholicism!

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