Today marks a hundred days since Kiestama became the leader of the opposition.

How has he managed the Labour Party so far?

I think he probably wanted people to know that he means what he says and also he acts on it.

He was utterly uncompromising on that one.

As the UK was becoming one of the coronavirus capitals of the world,

did he adopt the right strategy of what he calls constructive opposition,

but some in his party would regard as weakness.

His view is he needs to win the right to be heard and needs to reestablish

labour's authority before taking a baseball back to government and saying that is authority

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I'm Manveen Rana. Today, a hundred days of stama. My support for the police is very, very strong and evidenced in the actions I've,

joint actions I've done with the police.

There's a broader issue here.

The Black Lives Matter movement or moment, if you like, internationally is about reflecting something completely

different. Take me back to a BBC breakfast interview a couple of weeks ago with

Kiestama. So Kiestama was asked about the Black Lives Matter movement.

Gabriel Pogrand is politics and investigations reporter at the Sunday Times.

He told BBC that he thought that the protests were a moment.

He also characterized calls for the police to be

defunded as nonsense.

That's nonsense and nobody should be saying anything about

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