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Hello and welcome to coffeehouse shots shots the Spectators Daily Politics

podcast I'm Katie Paul's I'm joined by Isabella Hardman and James Heel.

We've had the King's Speech today King Charles first King's Speech and Ritchie Sunac's first King's speech and Rishi's next King's speech as he uses the last

parliamentary session before an election to try to create some dividing lines with

labour and also tidy up some Tory pledges in 2019.

Just to begin, let's go to you, James.

What were the main parts when it comes to the bills announced in this. We knew there was going to be a focus on energy,

we knew it would be a focus on crime. Yes, I think that crime was really going to be the thing that was the most interesting from today.

There was actually a couple of different bills. One was the Criminal Justice

bill, and that was going to be involving things like after the Lucy Letby case where she

chose not to come to court. This is going to change it so that those who have committed

these crimes will have to be dragged in to face their justice

But also things like the sentencing changes in terms of really reducing those kind of

quote-unquote minor crimes sentencing for that so they wouldn't have to spend much time in

prison compared to okay those who have to life is life so those who commit

quite heinous crimes you know around rape murder etc that was the sort of

tightening up so I'm interested to see how how that all shakes out but I think

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