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Hello and welcome to your coffee house shots and spectators daily politics podcast.

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

Sophie Ridge began the morning by interviewing the Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Rob.

Ridge sought Rob's response to the so-called Beagate Affair, which is now employing the Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

Darren Police have now said they will investigate incident and elite Labour Party documents have since thrown further aspersions on the work event that took place at the end of April 2021.

Do you think that Keir Starmer needs to resign now that he's being investigated by the police?

Look at what he said Boris Johnson of course and what you see now should do.

So if it's the ranked double standards that drives people crazy, he needs to fess out and answer all of the holes in the account that he gave that beer and curry event in Durham.

But frankly, I'm not focused on that and that's why I wanted to draw the contrast.

What we're focused on, what this government is focused on, is the measures we're taking on the economy, on tech, on the agricultural sector, our farmers, brilliant innovation to be done there.

Financial service is to drive up the well-paid jobs of the future.

But also, and this is where only the Conservatives offer, a plan for a dynamic economy that does create the jobs for the tax revenue.

Does Keir Starmer discuss Keir Starmer?

Does Keir Starmer need to consider this position?

I'm not getting into that because frankly, I tell you the thing I heard on the doorstep now and clear, they want politicians focused on their issues, not Westminster.

But what I would say about it is Keir Starmer looks like I'm afraid someone who's engaged in complete hypocrisy, complete double standards.

And I don't think he's going to get past that until he gives a proper account of what happened in Durham.

In other political news, the results from the local elections are in.

And the Conservatives have ended up shedding almost 500 counsellors across Great Britain.

Rich asked Rob for his take on his party's performance, confronting him with the benchmarks set in the Daily Mail's pre-match analysis.

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