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

Coming up, warnings of an escalating crisis after the United States bombs, nuclear sites in Iran.

We'll discuss the possible fallout and what role the UK has to play,

urging restraint while trying to keep the White House close. The Justice Secretary has said

the ECHR needs to evolve in order to maintain the public's trust. But what would that reform look

like? And as the health secretary says the assisted dying bill was the wrong choice, we'll discuss what the next steps are for the landmark legislation.

First, let's meet my panel.

Jake Richards is the Labour MP for Rother Valley and was elected to the Commons last summer.

Before politics, Jake was a barrister and he joined us from his constituency there. Now,

hi Jake. Good evening. How are you? All right. Thanks for joining us.

Saki Batti represents Meriden and Solihull East for the Conservatives and is also Shadow Culture

Minister. He was a junior minister in the Department for Science in the last Conservative

government and is with us in the studio. Good evening, Skiy. Hi, good evening.

Sophia Gaston is visiting fellow in the Centre for Statecraft and National Security at King's College, London,

and an all-round foreign policy expert. And you're off to the NATO summit in the Hague on Tuesday,

aren't you? I am always good to be going to the Hague by choice.

I think there's going to be a sumptuous royal banquet, apparently.

Will you try and wangle an invite to that?

We'll see. It's a little bit like party conferences.

It's rather embarrassing to be grafting for an invite.

And the Guardian's deputy political editor, Jessica Elgert, is with us to our insider guide

to the week ahead.

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