Hi, this is Pod Save the UK. I'm Nish Kumar. And I'm Cocoa Khan. This week on the show, it's

conference season and at Labour Conference in Liverpool, is it Kirstama's final chance for a reset?

We're joined by political journalist Zoe Grunewald. And later, as Trump reveals his plans for peace in Gaza,

will Israel face any accountability? I speak to the Labour MP for Stroud, Dr Simon

Ofer, who earlier this year was denied entry to the occupied West Bank. Then we share your

wonderful stories of immigration in the UK, and Nish will further his feud with a beloved British

comedy icon. I will not be furthering any feuds. Also, I think if the feud is created by people describing

the things you have agreed to do in your working life, then the problem is with you.

The purpose of this government, end decline, reform our public services, grow our economy from the grassroots

and with resolve, with respect, with the flag in our hands, we will renew this country until

we can say with total conviction that Britain is built for all.

Thank you, conference.

That was Keir Stama playing to an audience of a lot of people and a lot of flags, giving

Labor's vision of renewal at his big speech at the Labour Party conference, but hot on the

heels of new Ipsos polling, branding him the most unpopular leader on record and putting reform

in the lead by 12 points over Labor. The question is,

will it be enough to turn things around? Joining us now fresh from the conference as political

journalist and sometimes host of this show. Pod Save the UK. I don't know why I've said to the

name of the show. You don't know either show. Just in case you've already forgotten it. Pod save the

United Kingdom.

It's Zoe Grinnell, Zoe. Welcome back to the show.

Thank you for having me back and I apologise in advance for my croaky voice.

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