Welcome to Not Another One.

So I'm Ian Martin, Steve Richards, joining us, Miranda Green, Tim Montgomery.

This is a live special Christmas edition of Not Another One, hosted by our friends, the Centre for Social Justice.

Now, the CSJ is there to link the backstreet of Britain with

the corridors of power, and it has this extraordinary cross-party focus on poverty, work,

community enterprise. Tim, you were a founder. I was. And 20 years ago now, it's founded.

So it makes me feel a little bit older.

But it's been wonderful, particularly under Andy Cook's leadership,

for it to reach the heights that it has.

And I think the CSJ is 20 years old,

but I think I'm right in saying that yesterday was Andy Cutts' 10th anniversary as the CSJ's

chair, Chief Executive.

And honestly, Ian Duncan Smith and other people who've founded this organisation have taken it to great places.

But Andy's contribution is so special. He's built this organisation in a way that I don't think anyone else really could have done.

And so it's lovely to be here tonight.

I've got, one everyone who's listening. I've got red wine. So the podcast could be

lively, but a taste, a taste, to Andy. It's a great, absolutely, to Andy, Andy Cook. Now,

this is, of course, Tim said, you've got the red wine. This is a Christmas end of year special

edition. So, I mean, let's get straight on to our review of the year. So, I mean,

not much has happened. But Steve, I'm going to begin with you. Let's start with,

with, with, with, with Labor. And we'll all have our view on Labor and then kind of work

through the main parties and then the Conservative Party as well. But Steve, Labour.

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