Welcome to the rest of politics with me, Rory Stewart.

And me, Alistair Campbell.

And Alistair, this week I think probably the most dramatic thing is that it looks like we're

on to probably the hottest year on record. We just have the hottest June on record,

now looks like we're going to have the hottest July on record. One of the hottest temperatures

ever recorded in over a hundred years recorded in California, China off the charts, Greece,

wildfires, Italy temperatures almost up at 50. And it's all your fault, Rory, because you're

never off airplanes. And it's all personally my fault. I must put my hands up. I have tried really,

really hard this year not to fly as much. And I've actually been pretty successful, but I have made

two journeys by airplane this week. So I apologize to the planet for that. Well, definitely we've

got to talk about that. We'll talk about that in the second half. I think we should kick off

with Labour. Yep, we had a big sort of analysis last week about whether we should soon act and

find a path to victory. Let's talk about working a starmer and Labour are.

So then maybe we should do the Trans-Pacific Partnership. So I think you've been talking a bit

about this on the media, but this is Britain announcing that it's joining a free trade

deal in the Pacific. And it's a very, very interesting deal. And it's also a slightly

comical story about government claims around something whose economic impact looks like it's

going to be pretty small. Then I think you wanted to do intelligence report on China. So the

House of Commons Select Committee on Intelligence and Security has just produced a report warning

about Chinese infiltration into Britain and the lack of government action. And then probably

finally we should return to climate, particularly given what's going on this week.

Cool, good. Well, let's kick off with Labour then. You're in Jordan at the moment,

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