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Hello and welcome to coffeehouse shopsots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

This week, pressure mounts on Kirstama as France recognises the state of Palestine.

Doctors strike again and Kemi Badenok calls for more deportations.

After President Macron's declaration on Palestine, Kirstarman must now decide whether to follow suit or stay in line with the US and face a possible mutiny in the Labour Party.

On Sky News, Treasury Minister James Murray played for time.

I think the wider point behind what he said is that recognition of the state of Palestine

needs to be used to galvanise change. So as a government, we're committed to the recognition

of Palestine. But we need to work

with international partners and we need to use that moment to galvanize change. It needs to be part of a

pathway to peace. And I think that's what's really important because, you know, already 140 countries

have recognized Palestine, but there's still this unbearable suffering that we're

seeing today. And so in terms of the UK government's position, we need to make sure that we

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