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

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday roundup.

The Labour Party Conference has got off to an awkward start, as senior figures continue to battle controversy around donations.

Kistorm's approval rating has plummeted and anger persists over the winter fuel allowance

being restricted to pensioners just on pension credit.

Speaking to Laura Coonsburg in Liverpool, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayna defended her holiday stay

in a New York apartment gifted to her by Lord

Ali. One thing that's emerged in the Sunday Times this morning is you went to New York

with someone who was then another Labour MP, Sam Terry.

The rules state that this needs to be registered

if it was part or all of the visit was paid for

by someone else.

And you didn't register that.

So you weren't transparent about that.

Did you break the rules well

first of all I didn't go to New York with another person that person went to

New York and I met up with them and I met up with a number of friends

while I was in New York it was a personal holiday and I think I followed the rules. In fact I

went above that and I wanted to do that to be transparent about the the

connection that I had of the use of that apartment. But they stayed in that apartment,

Sam Terry, who used to be a labor MP,

stayed in that apartment and you didn't declare it.

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