Theodore Dalrymple: How low-level crimes have become effectively legal

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Theodore Dalrymple: How low-level crimes have become effectively legal

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56 minutes 44 seconds

2 years ago

Theodore Dalrymple: How low-level crimes have become effectively legal

In recent weeks videos have gone viral showing mobs of people raiding shops in Oxford street. In places across the country, many low-level crimes have become effectively legal.

To discuss how life in Britain has changed in recent decades Steven Edginton is joined by the conservative writer, critic and psychiatrist Theodore Dalrymple.

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