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Hello, welcome to the All-At Politics Podcast. From Sky News,. I'm Adam Bolton and joining me this week are the former Labour MP Caroline Flint, the author and journalist Rachel Shabby, and Sky's chief political correspondent John Craig. And this week we're going to talk about the Labour Party. Because the Labour Party conference starts this weekend, first time for a

couple of years that the party faithful have been able to gather, and the first chance, as Sakeir

Stama keeps telling us for him, to address the hall in person. Now, he's already set out his

thoughts in a 12,000-word essay for the Fabian Society called The Road Ahead,

which talks about a contribution society in which hard work is rewarded as well as a plan to be the partner of the private sector,

clearly differentiating himself there from Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.

Strangely enough, Mr Starrmas, Sarkier rather, has not been out and about this morning.

Instead, explaining his vision has been the Shadow Communities Secretary, Steve Reid.

Keir spent this summer going up and down the country doing something that leading politicians

don't normally do.

He was speaking to voters that were not supporting our party.

So he was listening to people that used to vote Labor that are no longer doing so.

And he asked them what the problem was, and the key thing they said is Labour's not listening to us. We need to focus on their concerns. The essay he's written and

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