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Hello and welcome to your coffee house shots, spectators daily politics podcast. I'm Isabelle

Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup. Thursday saw a double defeat for the Conservatives

that will not soon be forgotten. They lost the Wakefield by-election to Labour and the

Liberal Democrats managed to overturn a majority of over 24,000 votes in Tivoton and Honiton,

making it one of the biggest by-election defeats in British political history. However, even

that does not seem to have dampened the Prime Minister's spirits and he has claimed to

have already set his sights on a third term in office. Trevor Phillips asked the Northern

Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis about whether this was a good idea.

Isn't it time if you really want to protect the Conservatives' mission, get your manifesto

pledges done, the person who is standing in the way of that is the Prime Minister?

No, actually I disagree. At a couple of levels. First of all, most of the people who are

calling and making criticisms on the Prime Minister, people who want to seem gone because

they want to win an election, the Labour Party, the Liberal Democrats, people who oppose

Brexit initially. This is somebody I think is capable of winning a election, delivering

for our country as he has done in the past. I have been chairman of our party through

difficult elections and more successful elections as well. You cannot extrapolate, as you

know, a bilaystrom as old into a general election. Not least of all, because even if we look

at Tivoton, the Liberal Democrat vote in itself went up marginally. What we have got to do

is motivate those people who did not come and vote who usually would vote for us to come

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