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

Coming up with the Prime Minister hosting President Zelensky in London,

we'll discuss the chances of a just peace in Ukraine and what further support its allies might need to give. We'll hear from

a former NATO Secretary General about that and the security threats to the UK. We'll talk about

the fracturing domestic political scene too ahead of the publication of a landmark study of the last

general election. What clues does it hold to the voting trends

which could determine the outcome of the next one?

But first, let's meet my panel.

Chris Curtis was elected as the Labour MP for Milton Keynes North last year.

He's also co-chair of the Labour Growth Group

and sits on the housing communities and local government select committee.

Now, Chris, never mind the cliches about roundabouts and concrete cows. I read this week

that Milton Keynes is now pioneering the use of delivery robots that trundle around the town

delivering groceries. Have you seen them? Are you a fan? Is Milton Keynes once again the future?

Milton Keynes has always been the future, Ben. We have... These are not novel to us anymore.

We've had robots delivering our groceries for many years now. Sometimes they do get stuck,

but we're always willing to help them out. We also have autonomous buses on our roads,

and we've got the second fastest Formula One team in the world that used to be the fastest.

We are consistently the technological city of the future.

And when we hear a lot at the moment about the Oxford Cambridge arc,

I do like to continually remind people that the largest economy and the one that contributes most

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