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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by Kate Andrews and Katie Boots.

So Katie today was the first Prime Minister's questions

since the start of the new parliamentary term. How was that?

So you had Kierstarma going in on crime and I think what's interesting is both

Labour and the Tories seem to rather should the chance to talk about crime.

It's an area where clearly Labour think that they can have the lead on it.

And if you look at policy polling it looks so that actually reflects where the polls are

in terms of which party voters think is the strongest on the issue.

Yeah, I think the Tories do think that they've got a lot they can attack Kierstarma with on crime.

So the attackers last week ultimately is suggesting soft sentencing.

I didn't really see like what to talk about this text specifically, that's not his plan.

But I think around that they think where Kierstarma has had a role in terms of sentencing guidelines

if you look at his legal past they've got a lot they can throw back at Labour

and you've got a flavour of that in the sense although Kierstarma is going on the offensive

of that so Richie's in it had quite a lot of him wanted to throw back and we also got a new name

which is Sir Softy. Since 2010, since 2010, crime down by 50% under the conservative government

is to speak up. 20,000 more police officers, we've given them more powers and we've toughened

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