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question tojulie harris, president of the national federation of republican women and jack blanchardhe uk editor of politico a few weeks and it do you of sir keir starmer�*s premiership? it keir starmer's premiership? it started smoothly with that massive election victory and it is overbroad to washington and they all look like he was rather enjoying himself for the first few weeks and he is very much looking forward to a summer holiday and it's been a very long campaign for holiday and it's been a very long campaignfor him holiday and it's been a very long campaign for him but that summer holiday is been cancelled because of these riots in the fallout from them and sir keir starmer is seeing this is no laughing matter and obviously it's very shocking and unbelievable in the prime minister has been very quick to try to address them in this in harsh punishments being handed out to those involved and there's many more cases going to the legal system now. but keir starmer's bigger challenges not to deal with the immediate cause of the unrest in those involved in the violence comes tryin

tonight are my panelists julie harris, president of the national federation of republican women and jack blanchardne continues it's surprise military offensive inside russian territory. officials in the kursk region say that more than 120—thousand residents have been evacuated so far. 180,000 have been told to leave their homes since the incursion began last tuesday. a doctor who treated the man who fatally stabbed three people in nottingham, had warned three years before the attacks that his mental illness was so severe he could "end