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Hello, it's Sophie in Westminster on this episode. Neil's been doing some TV and podcast

double shifts this week, so I've taken this episode off its hands. Now, there aren't many

office workers who don't love an away day.

There's been quite a significant one in London today, and it's maybe fair to say it could have quite an impact on all of us in the future.

There hasn't been any raft building or interesting facts about yourself at this one.

You'd hope for a pretty decent lunch, though, at £1,000 a ticket.

This is Labor, getting hundreds of business leaders out of the office to say,

we're credible, back us before the election, we'll be the government business want and need.

And it's been happening in a pretty decent setting, right alongside one of the country's most famous sports pictures,

the Oval, a 15-minute walk from Westminster where we are.

Sir Kier Stama and Rachel Reeves, maybe Downing Street's next residence, with their front and centre to talk through their offer. But does it all stack up? Is business convinced by labour?

That's what we're going to be exploring on this Sky News Daily. We've Ed Conway here,

our economics and data editor, plus the former CBI president, now president of the Society of Chemical

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