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You are community to be more radical. the right of the party saying no, that�*s the opposite of what you need to do, actually. you need to start ignoring the left of the party and listening more to red wall voters and that�*s how you are going to get these seats back in the future. and the problem with keir starmer is there�*s lots of pressure for him to take action. maybe a shadow cabinet reshuffle, but the problem is while both sides might want that it was very different things from the ...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deputy political editor of the spectator, katy balls, and daily mirror assistant editor, jason beattie. and to you at home lets bring you up—to—date with the front pages. a look at elections results, the ft highlights conservative success saying that borisjohnson has �*tightened his political grip on england, after being �*propelled by the vaccine rollout. also looking at the elections in...

Front of the i. and just picking up i front of the i. and just picking up on the big bold headline under a nice beach picture which a lot of people are yearning for. i�*m not sure people will be quite so comfortable at the beaches if they are as busy as that. this bold headline, labour in turmoil. there is a dangerfor labour headline, labour in turmoil. there is a danger for labour that runs around like a headless chicken, but equally there is a risk in just saying, well, one more heave. yes, ...

The star leads with the government�*s green list. that is supposed to be the prime minister, i think he will be a bit upset by that. so let�*s begin. jason, do you want to kick us off this review? the day boris blew up labour, is it that bad? it this review? the day boris blew up labour, is it that bad?— labour, is it that bad? it was re labour, is it that bad? it was pretty bad — labour, is it that bad? it was pretty bad for— labour, is it that bad? it was pretty bad for labour. - lab...

Which has been absolutely crucial, he has been portraying his government as entirely new and completely separate from the tories that have been running the country for the last decade. even though he was a minister in the theresa may government, he has managed to convince people that this is completely new and he has partly done that with the promise of get brexit down and then he did get brexit done. he obviously did that by ignoring some of the effects that had in northern ireland but some of ...

Wales. the story in wales so far is of a significantly better performance for labour than in england. for example in gower where they held off a tory attack and increased their majority. 12 results increased their majority. 12 results in from wales out of a total of 60, many more still to come. the next few hours could _ many more still to come. the next few hours could be _ many more still to come. the next few hours could be decisive, - many more still to come. the next few hours could be deci...

Thatcherism, to dispel, and it doesnt matter if you change the leader and you change the policies, the vote impression is very difficult to get rid of. �* ~ ., , , ., ., , of. and mo hussein, former tory adviser, of. and mo hussein, former tory adviser. a _ of. and mo hussein, former tory adviser. a lot _ of. and mo hussein, former tory adviser, a lot of _ of. and mo hussein, former tory adviser, a lot of expectation, i adviser, a lot of expectation, adviser, a lot of expectation, a lot to liv...

Mistake _ problems. i think the biggest mistake is that its always going to be tough _ mistake is that its always going to be tough elections for labour, you know, _ be tough elections for labour, you know. the — be tough elections for labour, you know, the circumstances they are which _ know, the circumstances they are which kind — know, the circumstances they are which kind of collated a lot of unfortunate forms for labour in terms _ unfortunate forms for labour in terms of— unfortunate ...

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Queues in _ will be to those of stuck in the queues. in terms of across the country — queues. in terms of across the country. but i think whats interesting if the government saying you can _ interesting if the government saying you can have a holiday, itsjust not going — you can have a holiday, itsjust not going to be like a holiday you might— not going to be like a holiday you might have expected a few years ago. lots more _ might have expected a few years ago. lots more caveats, make sur...