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Ashworth "it does seem to me that racism has become more acceptable...its like what I remember in the 80s" 98,799 racial hate crimes in England & Wales last year. Anti-Jewish hate crimes more than doubled. Anti-Muslim incidents rose 43%. Farage. Jenrick. Same playbook: scapegoat migrants, stoke fear, normalise hate....

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