This is the Guardian.

This week, Ukraine's president for Lodzemyy Zelensky

gave a moving address to parliament on leadership in a time.

The United Kingdom is marching with us towards the most,

I think, the most important victory of our lifetime.

But while Ukraine tries to look to the future, Britain's Prime Minister

is dogged by voices from the past.

We should have had better communication,

but we were, in essence, relying on a system

who didn't necessarily share our approach.

Lagging in the polls and struggling with his internal critics,

Rashid Sinat arguably has yet to find his feet as a leader.

Will this week's Cabinet reshuffle provide the reset he needs?

I'm Gabby Hinsliffe, in Fajon Harris,

and you're listening to Politics Weekly UK for the Guardian.

Joining me today are the Guardians, political editor,

Pippa Gras, and former Conservative Special Advisor,

Salma Shah. Hello, both.

Hello. Hi, Gabby.

Well, it felt like one of those hairs standing up on the back of your neck

moments, where suddenly, you know, kind of the war feels very,

very real and close and you could see the emotional impact in the room.

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