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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shop, Suspectators Daily Politics Podcast.

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

It was the Labour leaders turn to face off against Laura Coonsburg this morning.

With Circus Dahmer currently in a commanding position, Coonsburg looked back to the 2020 leadership contest

when he succeeded Jeremy Corbyn.

She asked him to explain why a significant number of his campaign pleasures had since fallen by the wayside.

Now when you ran as leader, you said you would end outsourcing in the NHS.

That's out. You said that you would abolish the welfare system payment universal credit.

That's out. And one of our viewers Edmund wants to know, he says,

if Circus Dahmer has broken all of his pledges to the Labour Party,

how can the country expect to trust a word he says?

Well, how can people trust you when you have explicitly junked promises you made?

Well, when I was running for leader, I made pledges which reflected my values.

Since then, we're now, what, three years on?

A lot has changed as you said at the head of the programme.

We've been through Covid. We are still going through an awful conflict in Ukraine

and the Tory Government has done huge damage to our economy.

What's that to do with you ditching a promise to end outsourcing in the NHS?

Well, so far as the NHS is concerned, what we've said in the last week or two is

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