Appealing for calm must be the priority, and that is what I urge now.
Editor's note · Context
Urging calm after violence in Belfast.
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I come here today not to take credit for this government or this House, but as prime minister, to put on our national record exactly where the credit belongs, because it belongs to the families and to the campaigners.
It’s about millions of working people they will never meet. Making sure that nobody else like them, ever has to suffer as they did.
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Today’s funding builds on that work – delivering a step-change in protection and policing so Jewish communities can live and celebrate their faith free from fear.





