UKIP leader Paul Nuttall on internment and the death penalty – BBC News

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UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has told the BBC that he “wouldn’t rule out” routinely locking up terror suspects in future to “ensure our people safe”. Speaking to the Andrew Neil Interviews on BBC One, he also said he would consider waterboarding in certain circumstances.

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