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Joshua Bonehill-Paine said Kemi Badenoch had offered him an alternative role as an adviser ‘on how young men become radicalised’
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Joshua Bonehill-Paine said Kemi Badenoch had offered him an alternative role as an adviser ‘on how young men become radicalised’. Mrs Badenoch said: 'I don't watch the videos. In one post, he claimed the number of Jewish Labour MPs was a 'problem'.
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Joshua Bonehill-Paine said Kemi Badenoch had offered him an alternative role as an adviser ‘on how young men become radicalised’
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Mrs Badenoch said: 'I don't watch the videos.
according to Daily Mail +1In one post, he claimed the number of Jewish Labour MPs was a 'problem'.
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Joshua Bonehill-Paine said Kemi Badenoch had offered him an alternative role as an adviser ‘on how young men become radicalised’
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