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Kirstama and his team have got to show some clear water, some clear red water between themselves and the Daily Mail and the Telegraph and themselves and the Conservatives.

And at the minute, many people can't spot the difference.

And that's a shame for somebody who's probably as talented as Kirstarmer is.

He's got to show that he's on the side of working people and progressive politics.

And I don't think we're seeing that.

That was Mick Lynch.

He's the RMT leader.

And he was speaking on

Sophie Ridges Sunday morning show on Sky yesterday. And he's asking Kirstama in words of pretty much

one syllable, what he's about, where the differences between what he hates now in terms of

the Conservative government and what he's promising tomorrow in terms of the Conservative government, and what he's promising tomorrow

in terms of what Labour will deliver.

Mick Lynch, of course, and his RMT union are no longer affiliated to the Labour Party.

So on one level, Kirstama can just shrug his shoulders and say, I'm going to ignore whatever

you say.

But does Mick Lynch represent a more widespread view that Labor, we know

what it doesn't stand for, but not quite sure what it does. Welcome to the news agents.

The Newsagents. It's John. It's Emily.

And later in the podcast, a fascinating interview about the situation in Iran today where the morality police are restarting patrols to check that women have got their hijabs on correctly

and fully covering their face.

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