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Hi, I'm Anouche.

And I'm Alfa.

And on today's New Statesman podcast, we're joined by our special correspondent,

Harry Lambert, to talk about the decline of the Labour Party.

And you ask us, what is the point of manifesto promises?

We're delighted today to be joined by our special correspondent, Harry Lambert,

who has basically been speaking to everyone in the Labour Party, it seems,

for months for his brilliant piece, which is the cover story of the most recent issue of the New Statesman.

The headlines, Labour's Lost Future, the inside story of a 20-year collapse.

And it's quite an interestingly structured piece, because it basically goes through

the decline of the Labour Party in 10 acts.

Could you take us through those acts, Harry, if you remember them?

It was quite an ordeal working out exactly as you put it to me before the show,

which of the many failings we'd highlight.

But the whole point about the piece is to say that none of the four, or even five now leaders since 2001,

are excused from responsibility for what happened here to Labour over the last 20 years.

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