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The country may now be past the worst of the rioting and disorder which followed the killing of three children in Southport.

Now comes the more difficult part, uniting communities and creating prosperous peaceful towns.

I'm speaking to the historian Phil Tin Line, Michael Hesseltine, the former Deputy Prime Minister who led the rebuilding of Liverpool after riots in Toxeth in the 1980s, as well as Patrick Stevens, who worked with

Sakeer-Starma at the Crown Prosecution Service, talking about how to rebuild

after the riots. First though, it's time for this.

The columnist's. And the columnist joined me today are the Times Property Editor Carol Lewis.

Hello to you. And also the Times, uh, columnist you can see her every week in the magazine

and other places. Melanie Reed, good morning to you.

Hello, Adam. Hello, Carol. Hi. Very morning to you. Hello, Adam.

Hello, Captain.

Hi.

Well, let's start with probably the most concerning story of the day.

Blood on your hands is certainly how the Daily Mail puts it.

This is following the revelations that the Care Quality

Commission has found that health authorities in Nottingham made basic errors failing to

stop a man who went on to stab three people unknown to him last year.

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