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And me, Steph McGovern.

Robert, it's been a terrible week, hasn't it?

And I know, obviously, given the attack on the synagogue in Manchester

and several people being injured and two people die,

I mean, how do you feel?

This is just horrendous, isn't it?

When I heard about the murders of the two people at the Manchester Synagogue,

I burst into tears, obviously subsequently when we learned that one of them was almost certainly killed by the police officer who was trying to, well, was shooting the killer.

That just sort of adds another dimension of sort of horror to the whole thing.

The big thing that keeps haunting me is, you know,

all the questions around the nature of anti-Semitism in this country. I was, on the night of

the murders, I was on ITV News at 10 from Downing Street and was doing my best to be calm

and not come across as too emotional because it's definitely not what viewers want.

But the question I posed there is really around the sort of nature of this very pernicious anti-semitism

that is increasingly prevalent, not only in the UK, but actually in America and Canada, all over

Europe. And, you know, one thing it is important to point out is there has been a massive increase

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