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Chris Mason: PM seeks to draw contrast with critics within his party and beyond
Key takeaways
- Chris Mason Political editor PA Media In a time of volatility, at home and abroad, why on earth would you want that in your politics as well?
- He has had to deal with a spring of conflict, at home and abroad: America and Israel's war against Iran, which began at the end of February and the attack on two Jewish men in Golders Green in north London, on Wednesday.
- Both are, of course, laden with consequences – for diplomacy, the military, the economy and society.
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Chris Mason Political editor PA Media In a time of volatility, at home and abroad, why on earth would you want that in your politics as well? This was the essence of the Prime Minister's message in his BBC interview today.
Sir Keir Starmer has his back against the wall. He has had to deal with a spring of conflict, at home and abroad: America and Israel's war against Iran, which began at the end of February and the attack on two Jewish men in Golders Green in north London, on Wednesday.
Both are, of course, laden with consequences – for diplomacy, the military, the economy and society.
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