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Hello, Jonathan Friedland here, host of the Guardian's Politics Weekly America podcast.

Has Donald Trump been quietly building a political dynasty to rival that of the Kennedys?

That's the question I'm answering in a new three-part special series.

Why did Ivanka and Jared step back from political life?

Is Don Jr. the obvious successor?

Or could the silent, maga favorite, Baron, be a dark horse?

In this series, I speak to the people who've spent time with

members of Donald Trump's family, getting their take on who helped him get to the White House

and who might take over once he leaves. Just search for Politics Weekly America,

wherever you listen to your podcasts.

When Israel's current war on Gaza began, the British government was supportive and sympathetic. Now, ministers say they're outward.

The suffering that we see in Gaza, the children's whose lives are being lost and taken,

the journalists, the aid workers, all of it is unacceptable.

What we see is grotesque.

But as the world sees daily evidence of mass starvation and the slaughter of people queuing for food and water,

when will ministers' actions match their words?

By failing to pull every single lever that this government could, it is tolerating it.

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