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And on this week in a special episode,

we discuss all of the candidates for the Labour leadership election.

In punishing amounts of detail. We're joined by Alva Ray and Patrick McGuire to discuss first of all the Labour leadership contest which has kicked off in

earnest.

So Patrick you were at the hustings or at least lurking outside the...

craining my neck to the door and hearing nothing other than the chuntering of my lobby colleagues, yes.

Who won? I suppose of the question, maybe you weren't going to ask that question, but I'll answer it anyway,

Lisa Nandy, who is among the second tier of candidates who might

struggle to reach the 21 MP threshold for inclusion on the ballot. Of course Kiea Starmer

at the time of recording is the only person to have cleared that. He cleared it on day one, which is a sign of just how

thirsty the PRP is for someone with a prime ministerial haircut. And the consensus of MPs

coming out was saying, you know, Lisa Nandy knocked coming out was saying you know Lisa Nandy

knocked it out the park which is significant because you know she needs to wow MPs you know

people saying you know Clive Lewis had some interesting ideas for a master's seminar on politics but not necessarily

leadership material whereas Emily Thornbury the consensus was she didn't

have a great night which given that she only has one backer who isn't herself not great so that's the

live bland in terms of the second tier candidates obviously then you have listeners at home can

sing the chorus but Kia's on Kiaast Armour is cleared the MP threshold in this halfway having got the endorsement of

...