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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Hello and welcome to Oh God What Now of the politics podcast that intends to serve out a full term no matter what.

I'm Andrew Harrison, and apologies I'm a little bit hoarse this week. I've been shouting of the football.

On today's show, as Labour sifted through the rubble of the locals and the Scottish and Welsh national elections,

Keir Stama is smashing the reset button yet again, promising bigger, bolder and more urgent moves

to tackle problems, he says, could not have been foreseen in 2024. Will even that be too

little too late? And is the accepted story that reform are on a remorseless rise? The Greens are

returning away at Labour in the cities, and both the Tories and labour are spiralling.

Really what's going on.

Fred of the pod and Manchester University's Mr. Cephology, Rob Ford,

joins us to explain what we should really take away from last week's turmoil.

All that, the latest edition of Our God What Now?

Welcome back to the podcast and apologies in advance for the state of my throat.

Never mind, we're happy to announce that last week's elections were all just a horrible dream.

We're here to discuss Labour's swinging victories and the bright future for Kirstama and social democracy in general with,

Oh God, What Now, Regular, writer for the New World and author of The Future of Trust, Ros Taylor. Hello, Ros. Hello. And Guardian leader, writer, Brighton fan, and the most low-down, dirty blues guitarist on the whole South Coast. It's howling Raphael Bear. Hello, Raf. Hi, Andrew. And our special guest joining us from a cubicle at a conference somewhere, because he's in demand.

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