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Hello and welcome to another extra episode of electoral dysfunction, again with just me, Beth Rigby, at another political party conference.

And this time I'm in Manchester where the Conservative Party are meeting, but I have to say

there are much smaller numbers, less of a vibe than previous years.

But more of that on Friday's episode, because today I'm bringing you an interview.

I'm about to record with Victoria Atkins.

She's Shadow Environment Secretary, who you might recognise as the woman in the union Jack Blazer.

This is always the headline grabber, isn't it?

I think actually Kemi doesn't have enough confidence in her.

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