Author and commentator Douglas Murray joins Camilla Tominey to discuss his powerful new book “On Democracies and Death Cults”. In this wide-ranging and hard-hitting interview, Murray reflects on the October 7th Hamas attacks, the UK’s failure to confront Islamic extremism, and the shameful lack of action on grooming gangs.

He questions why Britain continues to tolerate open displays of support for terrorist groups, why inquiries have replaced prosecutions, and what the West’s reaction to Islamist violence says about the state of our civilisation.

Plus, Murray addresses the brutal prison attack by Hashem Abedi, the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, and the wider questions of security, justice, and accountability.

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