In this engaging dialogue, UK home affairs correspondent Daniel Sandford shares his insights on the civil unrest gripping England and the legal repercussions facing over 100 suspects. Former advisor Danny Shaw dives into the complexities of charging rioters with terrorism offenses and the broader implications for public safety. The conversation also touches on Kamala Harris's unexpected choice of running mate, blending tension from current events with lighter political discourse. Their expertise sheds light on the severe challenges within the judicial system during these tumultuous times.

Caitriona Perry, BBC News Chief Presenter and US election night coverage host, joins fellow presenter Sumi Somaskanda. They delve into the intense final week of the US election campaign, spotlighting Donald Trump's controversial rally remarks and Kamala Harris' strategic venue choice. Daniel Sandford, the BBC's UK correspondent, updates on the troubling Axel Rudokubana case, now with terrorism charges. The discussion captures the charged atmosphere of the election and its implications for democracy.