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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots' Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by Fraser Nelson and Kate Andrews.

So we've just had Prime Minister's questions and now the House will go into recess for the

coronation. Kirstani used PMQs to accuse Rishi Sina of killing the dream of home ownership

for regeneration. He had a few pieces of evidence he put forward when he made his case,

including the decision to scrap house building targets. He ultimately suggested his party would go

further and faster and a Labour government can be trusted to build homes.

Kate, do you think that is an impressive pitch? Well look, Labour have a point on this.

I'm not sure I would lay all the blame at Rishi Sina's feet.

This is a problem that we've seen over a decade of a Tory government, a total unwillingness

to properly build homes and get more people on the housing ladder.

So I think it's a strong argument whether or not Labour would really deliver that remains

to be seen. I think there are a lot of nimbis in Labour's backyard as well as Tory backyards.

But Labour being quite clever here because by capitalising on building 300,000 homes a year and

look, I think that number is way too low given the limited number of building over several decades

now. But the decision to capitalize on that figure is an important one because that of course

was the Tory pledge and one that they have consistently failed to deliver. And my suspicion is that

any leader that comes along, it makes a meaningful, realistic pitch to people at this point

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