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Hello, I'm Nick Robinson.

Political thinking will return in September.

In the meantime, he's a chance to listen again

to the excellent radio four series

on the state of the Labour Party,

the long march of Corbyn's Labour.

In the first of three programmes,

Steve Richards examines the year since the election

when Jeremy Corbyn surprised friends and foes alike

and looks at how he's changed as leader.

This would be another political surprise with foes.

I think it's very early to start on the basis, you know,

of what is a projection before we do.

All right, John, what about you?

You're encouraged, obviously, by the prediction.

The poll came up, and I remember I had a concert of MP

on one side of me who I thought I had to give CPR

to at one point in time.

They were so shocked at the result.

June 2017, another earthquake in British politics.

Theresa May had called an early election

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