Hello and welcome to the weekend edition of Not Another Woman.

And my name is Tim Montgomery and I'm joined in the studio by Ian Martin and Miranda Green and down the line with Steve Richards.

And this is part two of a review of Labour's first year in office.

If you haven't heard part one, we covered a range of topics.

Ian Martin depressed us thoroughly by talking about the problems that the country faced.

Talking down Britain, I believe it's known as.

Miranda took us to the giddy heights of her plodding technocratic manifesto.

And Richards gave us a long list of labour achievements before we almost broke into civil war over his endorsement of Ed Miliband.

So if that doesn't entice you to go back into your podcast library and listen to our first estormant of this review. I don't know what else would.

But we move on now into further explanation of this year.

And we're going to look at probably some of the similar issues,

but through the prism of the other parties.

And I'm going to start with you, Ian Martin.

Oh, dear. Isn't Kemi doing well?

Tim is really in a very malicious mood today. I don't know. I'm pleased he's trained as

fire on you Ian, but I think that's maybe the 30th time you've put that question to me and all the time

we've been doing podcast since she became touring.

I'm enjoying your sort of slow adjustment downwards and sort of blood sugar levels because the beginning, I wish, if we had a team behind us, we could have someone edit all the different answers you've given.

In the beginning, they were quite buoyant.

And then we'll do the same for you on Trump.

Oh, yeah, fair enough.

No, good question. Good question.

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