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Len McCluskey,  general secretary of the Unite union, said: "It is sickening to see George Osborne exploiting the evil of one man and the death of six children to try and demonise ordinary law-abiding people who are struggling to get by".

"The only way to do that is from a position of cohesion and trying to unite people and not try to demonise one group or another".

He added: "The UK press may try to demonise him or make him out to be unfriendly to Britain.

I don't think anyone would equate ISIS with the Muslim world, apart from those people on the extreme right who try to demonise Muslims.I voted against the motion because I oppose the current bombing campaign.

"This week has been a tumultuous week in terms of police cases," Sharpton said, "and unless you stop trying to demonise those that raise the questions and start dealing with finding the solutions we are going to keep getting these recurring events.

He warned against "demonising the Muslim community itself", adding that "the vast majority of Muslim people are really worried about this situation and are working with us to try and identify those people that may be at risk".

And he accused him of trying to demonise his party as the party of the rich.

An August study found higher rates of sexual inactivity among millennials in the US, running against the grain of the "hookup culture" think-pieces that have tried to demonise the place where online dating and casual sex collide.

"Sixth, stop trying to demonise real artist[s].

The welfare minister, Roberto Maroni, has been trying to demonise the CGIL again.

But the technique does not seem to have travelled well outside California: indeed, Mr McBride used the fact that the Republicans were trying to demonise him as evidence that he was a better candidate than Ms Reno.These primaries have set the stage for a number of very close races in November.