How many U-turns can one Prime Minister make?

You'd ask yourself in the wake of, I can't even remember, is it five, ten?

Who knows?

But actually, within hours of Kierstarmar promising there would be no more U-turns,

he's U-turned again on local elections that were being postponed in England to let reorganisation take place.

Well, now reform has won its legal battle to force them to take place as planned.

That's going to be one heck of a guttle.

That's going to be one heck of a lot of public money.

Our money ending up being paid to blasted reform for taking the legal challenge in the first place.

If that isn't just the mother of all guddles, you'd wonder, and of course the local elections are

likely to be so disappointing for labour anyway. Is this now a shoe-in for reform? Or are we in danger

of getting carried away with ourselves, as some of the polls suggest

a bit of flatlining? We talk about all of that, the Community Wealth Building Act in Scotland,

Jim Radcliffe sitting in his Monaco fastness, throwing pelters at migrants as if he's not one,

and much else besides. Those are the headlines. Now for the podcast.

Well, hi folks.

Welcome to this week's Leslie Rinnick podcast.

Well, it's been quite a good-de-lice guddle of a week.

Leslie, Fackends, what we should actually be talking about.

I'm constantly, you know, we're both making sure that we kind of steer onto Scottish

things rather than being dragged off into other Westminster malarkey.

But it's just one thing after another with these people.

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