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Krish Kandiah

Krish Kandiah

Journalist

Sep 18, 2026

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What welcome should be afforded to refugees as they're settled in Kroba or Piddington or wherever it might be? Doctor, good morning.
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Good morning, Nick.
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Look, I can sympathise with people like Kim who feel that their whole communities are being changed without consultation.
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And I want to commend Kim.
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I think the way that she's going about things is right.
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Make a legal case, present evidence.
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Don't mobilise a paramilitary gang to intimidate local people or the police.
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But you must respectfully, Doctor, accept that they are taking the P with Piddington.
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Time for Thought for the Day and the speaker this morning is Dr Krish Kandia, theologian and founder of the Sanctuary Foundation Refugee Charity.
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Good morning.
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I spare a thought for all those who feel it's been non-stop football recently.
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For months, it's been almost impossible to escape the world's most watched sport.
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In May, the Premier League run-in drew huge audiences.
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In June, the Lionesses qualified for the Women's World Cup.
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Into July, the Men's World Cup dominated our screens.
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fans of CS Lewis.
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And I think one of the first, I think I read them completely out of order because I was growing up in a non-Christian family.
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And I just went to, we had a little bookshop after school and you were allowed to kind of find some books and they had some offers.
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So I ended up reading Prince Caspian and The Horse and His Boy.
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Those were the first two that I read.
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Totally out of order.
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I didn't know there was a series, right? I just hadn't had the background.
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That's
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It's pathetic and it's dangerous and it has to stop.
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Martin, always a pleasure to see you.
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You're looking very suave and cool.
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I'm in Bradford Cathedral, apparently the coolest building in the city here.
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And yeah, wishing you all the best in this heat as well.
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Look, I think it is a problem that we don't know where 50,000 asylum seekers are.
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That is a problem.
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Both
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Tell me about something that you have read or heard or seen this week that has really struck you, inspired you, challenged you.
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Well, I've been using a little...
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Oh, I've got it here.
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Um, it's a little gospel of Matthew for journaling, and, um, I thought, you know, let's reset the year by getting close to Jesus.
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And the, the thing that I really noticed, um, even this morning was you've got this picture of Jesus in the Beatitudes, and this- they've been building up to this kind of moment in which Jesus is gonna come on the scene.
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You know, we've had John the Baptist, we've had his genealogy, and, and now it is this big moment.
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All the crowds have come out to see him, a little bit like you're in, in Mark at the, at the weekend.

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