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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Isabel

Hardman, and this is the Sunday roundup.

It was the Justice Secretary Dominic Raab, who undertook the government's media round this morning.

Trevor Phillips began his interview with a grave subject, the tragic case of six-year-old Arthur

Labino Hughes, who was tortured and murdered by his stepmother and father last year.

Can you confirm that there will be an inquiry into this murder?

Yes, good morning, Trevor.

Look, as a father of young boys myself, as a parent, alone as Justice Secretary,

I can't begin to imagine how anyone could be that cruel.

Let me tell you exactly what we're doing. We've had those sentences for the two parents.

The Attorney General's made clear she wants to have them reviewed, where we have a mechanism for doing so.

There'll be a local safeguarding review which will look at the local authorities' actions,

whether any lessons could have been

picked up earlier, whether any warning flags could have been put up earlier. And the prime

ministers made clear as well as that, we want to see how social services and the local authorities

liaised with the criminal justice agencies and what lessons further we can learn. This is the second

case I've dealt with this week.

I saw Tony Hudgell and his parents, Paul and Mark,

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