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

I'm Isabelle Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

The Conservative Party chairman, the Deem Zahawi, was in the hot seat this morning,

and he spoke to Sophie Ridge about the high likelihood of more strikes taking place over winter.

With industrial action threatening the NHS, schools, the fire service, postal workers and many more,

Zahawi stressed that the government was looking at all options

to try to keep the country's public services operating over a December of discontent.

It's important for the government as the right and responsible thing to do

to have contingency plans in place.

And we have a very strong team at Cobra and I was when I was in the seat of the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

We were doing a lot of the work in looking at what we need to do to minimise the disruption to people's lives.

It's unfair for you're travelling at Christmas for the Board of Force or any other workforce

to really disrupt people's lives or livelihoods.

Let's look at the specifics. Are you talking about the military being involved? Soldiers could be driving ambulances?

So we're looking at the military, we're looking at a specialist response force

which we've actually set up a number of years ago, the surge capacity to be able to deal with,

in the unfortunate circumstance, if you do have, say, a strike or a border force,

you've got to be able to make sure that there is a minimum disruption.

The most important thing is to secure...

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