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Matt Charlie on this week's episode Matt Moore the Times media correspondent

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Fiona Hamilton, the Times Crime Editor on Crime Figures and what Sergeant Javid can do about

them.

But first, the Times Chief Political Correspondent Lucy Fisher, on Theresa May's Trouble with Northern Ireland.

The landslide vote in favour of amending abortion law in Ireland has prompted calls for change in Northern Ireland.

With Tory ministers and backbenchers backing calls for Westminster to intervene in the province,

Theresa May is on a collision course of the DUP, the party propping up her fragile government.

So this is interesting. When Theresa May, I don't like to laugh, but when she lost a majority in June last year, and then

had to rely on the support of 10 DUP MPs, it was thought at the time that the social reform

flashpoint would be on gay marriage and there was a lot of

reassurance to Ruth Davis and people like that there was going to be no

bad peddling and actually was going to pursue that in North Carolina and

actually because of what's happened in the UK

the referendum voted overwhelmingly for reform in Ireland this is suddenly in Theresa May

already quite full intro great a huge nightmare yes a nightmare. I think it's clear from the blanket calls across

the Commons from the Front Benches and Milton the Skills Minister was on the airwaves at the weekend saying she believed

that there was a significant majority in the Commons to change the law in Northern Ireland and

pointing out that of course traditionally votes on abortion like euthanasia and other matters of

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