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Welcome to Navaralive. I'm Helena, aka No Jadhais MTG, and I'm joined tonight by Stephen Methon.

Stephen, how are you doing this evening? Well, I am delighted to be here with you, Helena,

but I'm also very, very hot, and the heat is kind of adding to a looming mood within me,

which is one of anger and genuine rebelliousness.

As we're going to see in the show later, a UK Labour government,

absolutely handing the country to reform, a US president who can't handle questions from the free press,

and a home secretary who's about to clamp down on

the freedoms that I have to speak, that you have to speak, that everybody has to speak for the sake

of property. It is very, very hot. And I've just come back from Las Vegas, where it's 42 degrees,

but the lack of humidity was fine to deal with, whereas landing in the UK where it's been

incredibly stuffy all day has been an absolute nightmare.

Luckily, didn't have any bald photos of J.D. Vance on my phone, so I didn't get detained

at the border. We're all good. Coming up tonight, controversial welfare reforms are causing

a conflict within the Labour Party.

Supreme Leader Ali Hamini issues a fresh statement as Trump insists US strikes were a success in Iran,

the Palestine action documentary that could be made illegal,

and right-wing hysteria over Zora and Mamdani's mayoral primary victory.

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or as always, you can tweet at us on the hashtag Novara Live. On to our first story this

evening. The high-profile conflict in the Labour Party over their controversial welfare

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