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'Mr Khan' - 'The Leaders' Debate'

The Leaders' Debate

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Mr Khan (the Muslim Community Leader who made Bellamy's People famous) gives his no-holds barred assessment of the political situation, with a harsh analysis of the Tory Party, Labour Party, and the other one. As the general election reaches fever pitch, Mr Khan brings it all into perspective - the Muslim perspective. No matter how irrelevant, you can be sure Khan will say the word "Muslim" every 25 seconds. If not, please complain to your local Mosque. Discover why David Cameron, Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg would all be better off with beards.

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5th May 2010

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Producer
Bill Dare
Executive Producer
Will Saunders
Makeup Artist
Lucy Cain
Post-Production editor
Jonathan Harvey
Graphic Designer
Dipak Patel
Post-Production editor
Dipak Patel
Performer
Adil Ray
Executive Producer
Paul Schlesinger
Set Designer
Dipak Patel
Camera Operator
Matt Callanan
Author
Adil Ray

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