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Alex Armstrong demands answers from minister over Labour MP’s ‘beyond despicable’ comments blaming Reform UK and GB News for Berlin Pride attack

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Mark White has clashed with Pablo O'Hana during a heated exchange over radical Islam following the Berlin Pride attack, as the political strategist was unwilling to blame the ideology for the act.The pair also locked horns over the Labour MP Kate Osborne's claim that the attack was connected to the rise of Reform UK and GB News.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Abdul Ballout, a 21-year-old "dangerous Islamist" and prime suspect for the attack, was shot dead by police yesterday.

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Alex Armstrong has demanded answers from Labour minister Hamish Falconer on his parliamentary colleague Kate Osborne's "beyond despicable" comments following the Berlin Pride attack.In the wake of the car ramming, the left-wing MP blamed Reform UK and GB News for homophobic "hate" which led to the incident.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "This is why Pride still matters and why we all need to vocally stand up for minorities and condemn the hate."On Sunday, Abdul Ballout, a 21-year-old "dangerous Islamist" and prime suspect for the attack, was shot dead by police.

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"Let me just say it is a horrific attack.

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