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Hello and welcome to this edition of The Westminster Hour with me, Nick Erdley and my guests.

Coming up, get ready to fight.

That was Keir Starmour's stark message at the Munich Security Conference,

as he warned of multiple threats to the UK and Europe. The government is ramping

up defence spending, but is it enough? And where will the money come from? The Prime Minister

survived a torrid week at Westminster when his leadership seemed to be in the balance. But was

this a crisis averted or merely postponed? We'll discuss that too.

And was the government right to ban Palestine action as a terrorist organisation?

Or was it disproportionate as the High Court has ruled?

First, let's meet my guests.

David Pinto Dyshinsky is the Labour MP for Hinden in North London.

Squeaked in narrowly at the general election.

Fifteen votes in it, David.

That's right, but they all count.

Any tips for a Prime Minister on living close to the political edge?

Oh, I wouldn't deign to give advice to the PM.

I think he's doing a good job in delivering for the British people.

I suspect we will scrutinise that in a bit more detail later on. A Conservative Sir Alex

Shelbrook represents the Yorkshire seat of Weatherby in Easingwood, an engineer before entering

Parliament. He served briefly as a defence minister under Liz Truss. He also leads the UK

delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly.

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