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Shadow Cabinet Office minister Mike Wood says that the experience of people like ex neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Paine can help "tackle" antisemitism because "they understand what is dragging young people, good people into these evil ideologies". Bonehill-Paine resigned as a Tory council candidate because of his neo-Nazi past. He has since been given an advisory role by party leader Kemi Badenoch. Report by Louisc. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00anti-semitism is a real uh problem and it's a serious and growing problem in the uk
00:07and if we're going to be serious about tackling it then we're going to need the experience and
00:11understanding of people like joshua who were previously part of that problem who were convicted
00:17served their time but are now reformed people that you know there is redemption that they
00:23that they understand what is dragging young people good people into these evil ideologies
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