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Hello and welcome to the Sky News Daily podcast with me, Rob Powell, in Westminster today. On the day that

politics really came roaring back after a sleepy summer, we've had the concrete crisis, the labour

reshuffle, potentially another by-election. And of course, a new show here on Sky News Politics

Hub, that's hosted by Sophie Ridge, who's with me now. Hi, Rob. Good to see you.

Very weird to be on this side asking you questions for Shane. I know. It's weird. I kind of feel I feel it's a bit weird too. I'm much more comfortable on the other side. It's quite hard on this side. I feel like you've got to know more. But anyway, yes, I mean, we're back with bang, aren't we? It has been a breathtaking day already.

And I think it just really shows why it's an exciting time to be launching a new daily political show.

I've obviously been doing the Sunday show, which has been an absolute privilege for the last six years.

But I'm quite looking forward to getting stuck into the kind of daily drumbeat of Westminster. And today is really showing why, because we've got Labor reshuffle,

we've got crumbling Britain after what some would argue, decades of underinvestment in schools,

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