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Yesterday, Alex, we were talking about listening in corridors.

Yeah, in a professional capacity.

In a professional capacity in the Houses of Parliament.

And this is something that, you know, apparently is okay.

Apparently it's fine to be listening at doors if you're a Westminster correspondent. Well, yeah. So guess what I ended up doing today? Did you have your ear to a door? Well, I was very close to a door. Yeah, I was sort of listening at the door and they realized I'm so old. I couldn't hear anything and I had to leave it to younger people to listen at the door. Did you feel kind of like scurrilous journalism mode? Or did you feel like, you know, no.

I did not feel high-minded at all. I felt very scurrilous. I was listening to the group meeting of the Scottish Labour MPs because they were meeting with a lot happening yesterday as we were talking about a lot about Sir Kier Starrmer under pressure because the Scottish Labour leader and As Sarmar says he should resign and now all these MPs are coming together to decide who they should back.

We're going to talk about that a little bit on this episode of Newscast.

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Hello, it's Alex in Westminster.

And it's James also in Westminster.

So we were talking yesterday just after what this sort of quite crucial moment

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