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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Jorley, still in Brighton, clearing up after the big speech by Keir Starmer.

Patrick McGuire will be here to give you everything you need to know about the speech in just a moment.

We'll also, and our big thing, we've taken a look back at the debut speeches of previous Labour leaders, so that's coming up.

But first we kick off with today's columnist panel here in Brighton, joined by the spectators, Isabelle Hardman and from Labour list, it's Sienna Rogers.

So I suppose we should start by talking about Keir Starmer's speech, and in the context of how the conference is gone, how important is it Sienna?

Is it is make or break? Is lots of people a suggestion?

Well, his team wouldn't like you to describe it as make or break, as they pointed out yesterday, you know, every single leader speech has described that way.

But obviously it is, it is more important than other ones, because he has been imposed for quite a long time now, 18 months.

And yet we haven't heard him actually address a real life audience properly.

So he's got this chance to speak unfiltered to the public. It is really key. The kind of, I mean, the theme of it is sort of, I'm not Corbin.

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