Welcome to another episode of The Restless Politics with me, Alistair Campbell.

And with me, Rory Stewart.

And Rory lost to get through.

We're going to talk about Labour's, is it Advocate or Graphic Gate or something Gate?

It's definitely going to be a Gate by now.

We're going to talk about Russia and Ukraine.

We haven't really talked about our friend Vladimir for quite a while.

We should probably talk about what happened in Nicola Sturgeon's garden.

And I think we should also look forward to the Good Friday Agreement celebrations, which

you and I will both be attending, because we've been invited to do a Restless Politics

live as part of the official event.

We're looking forward to going to Belfast very, very much.

So maybe let's start with Labour.

They put out an ad, the Labour Party, an official ad, with a picture of Rishi Sunak smiling.

And next to it, the sign, Rishi Sunak doesn't think adults convicted of sexually assaulting

children should go to jail.

And underneath the statement that under the Tories, 4,500 people convicted of sexier assaulting

children had not been sent to jail.

And then they put out an ad following that saying, Rishi Sunak doesn't think adults possessing

guns, intending to harm, should be sent to jail.

And then Rishi Sunak doesn't think thieves should be punished.

So the general tenor of the whole thing is that Rishi Sunak is somebody who really believes

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