Laurence Fox tells Nigel Farage he first noticed impact of cancel culture in 2010

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‘I first noticed it in a friend who came out of Oxford in about 2010 and she had some very pronounced views on Israel and Palestine.’

Laurence Fox tells Nigel Farage about when he first noticed ‘cancel culture’ having an impact.

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