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zero carbon generation at edf energy.com slash helping Britain. Welcome to the New Statesman podcast. I'm Deputy Editor Helen Lewis and this week I'll be talking to Stephen Bush and George Eaton about the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean and the last days of the Labour leadership election.

Then Caroline Crampton joins me and Stephen to talk

about Terry Pratchett's final book. It is the first week back for politics after the summer.

It is the first week back for politics after the summer.

Parliament ends its summer recess next week and I'm joined by George Eaton

our politics editor and Stephen Bush editor of the Staggers to talk about it. George I

just want to talk to you first quickly about the migrant or refugee situation

that's developed over the last couple of days.

I know you just tweeted that the petition as we record this has gone over 100,000 for it to be

debate in the Commons.

Cameron's under a lot of change his stance which is that we will not take more refugees from the Middle East.

Is that likely to remain the case do you think? I think he will have to move. I mean whether

he moves as far as some such as I bet Cooper wants.

The vet cooper's called for Britain to take at least 10,000.

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