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by Macmillan Cancer Support. This weekend the Labour Party will descend on Liverpool for its annual party conference.

After winning the biggest landslide since Tony Blair, the whole event should be a victory lap for Kiestarma. Instead,

he's become embroiled in a sleaze scandal.

Turns out, Kist Armour, between 2019 and this election,

accepted more in-entertainment perks than any other MP.

Anushk-Eustana knows the new Prime Minister better than almost any other political journalist in Britain.

But the revelation that he had accepted a hundred thousand

pounds worth of hospitality from Taylor Swift tickets to new suits, new glasses

surprised her. You'd think that he would have been less likely to do that than some of those, from some of the things he said in the past,

particularly about conservative leaders and their helicopter flights.

You may remember Anushka as the launch presenter of this very podcast. Now she is I TV's deputy political editor and she spent this summer writing a fantastic

account of Labour's path to power.

With Stormer's approval ratings tanking after just 10 weeks in office, we discuss if he needs to change course.

From the Guardian, I'm Helen Pitt today in focus the perils of Kistama's

surprisingly fragile majority.

Anushka Astana, welcome back to Today in Focus Towers. It's wonderful to have you here

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