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I'm James Heel and I'm joined today by Katie Ball's The Spectators Political

Editor and Stephen Bush from the Financial Times.

Now Katie I think of all the Sunday articles written yesterday the most editor and Stephen Bush from the Financial Times.

Now Katie, I think of all the Sunday articles written yesterday, the most interesting

one perhaps was David Cameron's joint op-ed with his German counterpart in the Sunday Times.

Talk about the UK's position on Gaza.

Talk us through this.

Yes, so this seemed to signal a change in position

from the UK government, one that's since been backed up

by Grand Sheps, the Defence Secretary.

David Cameron in that joint Op-Ed

effectively said he would like to see a sustainable ceasefire in the Israel-Gazza

conflict and warning that too many civilians have been killed.

Now, it's always been the case that the UK government has and would say too many

civilians have been killed but up until this point they've been talking about

a humanitarian pause and this is not calling for a cease-, which is what I think lots of countries have been calling for and what lots of MPs and Labour those who resigned. They wanted the immediate ceasefire.

When we talk about sustainable ceasefire, it is saying that it can't just be about

freezing things, freezing the conflict today, but working out how you can bring things to your clothes.

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