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I'm now walking just at the side of the front of the protest and there's a lot of insights from passer by excuse me our passer by you've seen close to the back what do you think. That's good I'm gonna see what they are demonstrating about. What sect of the Europe about the influence of religious organizations upon on European politics and that sort of thing. No. The civil activist amongst members of the public I believe they didn't have a ___ all about that. That's not good maybe some more people or more on that side. I'm not we're ___ going to, talking to around the members of the public is slightly were nerve rocking the people on the protest. We're now in the shadow of the houses of Polly we're just coming pass the all ___ the Ministry of Defense and then tonight across the river. Let's see.

Ok so I'm wondering back in the queue a bit lots of people the porting to call us back here. Finally there you're never alone without an imaginary friend cos I'm hanging with a Darwin evol(?) and the matter is fin. I see what you've done there and I'm enjoying your T shirt which is Darwin fish eating a Creation fish which is different cheers going now I'm not sure what's that about out. Oh someone stag who is cheering along and there's a man dress still working entirely in Lykra(?) I'm guessing he's the groom. They I guess enjoying the protest. Hopefully that means the protest won't end up in a strip club. So coming back quite a long way David Pollick is here a Veteran of the European team scene oh God now there's a man dressed in a blue, in blue light.

Hello we're now here at Secular Europe March everyone is getting ready to march already there's quite a few people here and the signs are being waved ___ all his crimes one says and one says students AHS(?) for Secular Europe one law for all no religious exemptions so lots of lots of variety here I'm now gonna do the sort of really brave thing I'm gonna talk to someone and ask why they're here and hope they're not so weird though so so let's take a step into the unknown excuse me sir hi why are you at the march today well mainly for that about don't pray in my school and I won't think(?) in your church said the nice teacher and a novel message thank you thank you very much ___ just again the influence religion has in our school yeah that's the main reason I am here ___ do you reckon by the end of the protest the pope will just concede it.

Hola buenos dias. Estamos en Oaxaca de Juarez. Estoy con una colega. Si me llamo Marta Canceco soy originaria de Oaxaca de Juarez Oaxaca. Excelente. Estamos hablando del mes de julio. Que vas a hacer? Pues espero que haya muchas actividades como siempre este los preparativos para la Calenda que es unas de las cosas que mas me gusta. Generalmente es un sabado antes de cada lunes. Calenda. Que es Calenda. Pues la Calenda es como una manifestacion pero de fiesta y de alegria donde no se protesta si no se disfruta y se muestra a la gente parte de nuestra tradicion. Es como un desfile

Hello, it's Wednesday evening and so were been terribly the only left. We're at the official Relon(?) Relon's(?) party official ___ which is which is a breath which is a lively full of old books and clever things like that. Yes that you should get into for those of you who might be interested in the house. The house has a lot of history from the labor(?) movement and for me London(?) and genery(?) but more importantly for my relevant is also with the PHAR(?) kinds which house is which includes things like that Mirash(?) Press Association at Human Ethical(?) Study stuff and it's basically worth it a lot of time reading 19th century's scribble. We currently seeing lot of it a photo of the Battle Cable Street and some and the nuclear protest so it be very right on as you might expect and you might get, sorry. I believe it is one of the

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A relative calm has returned to Bethlehem after yesterday's border protests as Neville Kyrke-Smith makes his way to the Holy Grotto to pray for peace.

Neville Kyrke-Smith says a day of rioting and sporadic violence in Bethlehem has ended peacefully.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This week we discussed the media's continuing respose to changing technologies, he week in federal politics, including protests at the Villawood detention centre and Julia Gillard's overseas trip, an outdated electoral law in Canada, and Soften the Fck Up.