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Hello, welcome to Sky News' all-out politics podcast. I'm Adam Bolton and with me this week

are the Research Fellow for the Centre of Policy Studies, Harriet Sargent, Sky News political

correspondent Tom Rainer, our economics editor Ed Conway and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

And we're going to talk about public concern over knife crime

and also look ahead to next week's incredibly busy parliamentary session

with both the Chancellor's Spring Statement and possibly a final, set of votes on Brexit.

Going to start with knife crime, horrific stories daily in the news headlines of young people's lives ended by knives, but the government seemed a little

bit confused as to what was going wrong and what to do about it.

If you look at the figures, what you see is that there's no direct correlation between

certain crimes and police numbers. What matters is how we ensure that the police are

responding to these criminal acts when they take place, that people are brought to justice.

Police chiefs represented the seven largest forces with the biggest

increases in serious violence. They would all say resources are important and they've

welcomed the

billion pounds, increased the almost one billion this year, and I'm listening to them

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