Hamza takes a long, hard look at what the government found when it investigated more than 20 majority-Muslim schools in Birmingham. And our two reporters have a confrontation – with each other.
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I didn't feel great after I gave Hamza a hard time for going off on Richie Thompson, the british humanist.
And truth is, it wasn't the first time I'd done something like that where I called him out for crossing lines I thought he shouldn't be crossing as a journalist.
The first time was early on in our working together.
Hey Hamza, how's it going?
It was my last week of journalism school as I was cramming to get my final project done when Brian got in touch saying we needed to talk.
I'm good.
What's going on?
Everything okay?
Well, it's not great, honestly.
Oh God.
So I just got this email.
This was when we were looking into Adley Primary School, trying to find information about the head teacher, Rizvana Dhar, and the four teaching assistants who said their resignation letters had been faked.
When Brian requested records from the employment tribunal about the case, the tribunal contacted the people involved to ask whether they wanted the records released.