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Is its last chance. if it doesn't, it could face being broken up. for too long, it has failed too many — the very people who need protecting. victims of crime. black and asian communities, women and children. people just walking home. lucy manning, bbc news. in an exclusive interview with bbc breakfast, the prime minister rishi sunak said the failings at the force have been damaging. you talked in the past about worries over your children's safety. if your children said over the breakfast table, dad, can i trust the police in london? what would you say to them? we in london? what would you s...

People just walking home. lucy manning, bbc news. in the next hour we will speak to sadik khan and mark rowley. that is in about 25 minutes' time. in an exclusive interview with bbc breakfast, the prime minister rishi sunak said the failings at the force have been damaging. you have talked in the past about your worries over your children's safety. if your daughter said over the breakfast table, dad, can i trust the police in london? what would you say? we trust the police in london? what would you say?— trust the police in london? what would you say? trust the police in london? what would o...

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Happening in britain alone. in fact, if you look at the international comparisons, it is happening around the world. every government is struggling with this. i don't want to make it sound like it is straightforward, because it is not. we are having to make difficult choices, but are we making them in the national interest and trying to protect the most vulnerable? yes. and you believe that very strongly but some of our viewers might look at what's happening again in the conservative party and think, why can't you just get on with each other? t can't you 'ust get on with each other? , ., ._ .,...

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