Jacob Davey, Director of Policy and Research at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, shares his insights on the trial of Axel Rudakabana, who pled guilty to murdering three young girls in Southport. The conversation delves into whether Rudakabana is a terrorist or simply disturbed. They critique the UK's PREVENT strategy and discuss the connection between misogyny and violence. Additionally, the impact of misinformation on social media following the murders is explored, exposing the challenges in navigating public perceptions and political accountability.
