Welcome to Britain's favorite Sunday sermon this Remembrance Sunday, a weekend when we remember and commemorate the sacrifice and courage of millions who gave their lives in order to defend and protect and ensure that we could live our lives free.

In a democracy without fear, they had the courage to stand up the bullies, thugs and oppressors. They had the courage to stand up to the jackboot of antisemitism.

That's what courage is all about. I've absolutely no doubt that former Prime Ministers Churchill, Thatcher, Blair would have had the courage to ban these hate filled antisemitic violence inciting marches.

But sadly we've got a Prime Minister that's too weak, too gutless and too cowardly to ban these marches. He's got the power to do it himself under an act of Parliament, but he's bottled it.

Likewise, the boss of the Met Police, Sir Mark Rowley. He's also weak, gutless and cowardly. He had the evidence clear as day in order to call for these marches to be banned, but he bottled it. They lack the courage to call it out.