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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 chat to George Eaton and Stephen Bush about Labour Conference and what we hope to see in Jeremy Corbyn's speech. Then we chat a little bit about Labour's class of 2015.

After that, John Elage Barbara Speed and I discuss whether or not it's time to start caring about

the US election in 2016. Labor MPs are about to decamp to Brighton for their annual conference, the Lib Dem conference in Bournemouth, I think it's fair to say, was not a headline grabber.

But I'm joined by George Eaton and Stephen Bush to discuss Labour.

First of all, I'm going to kick off with you George because you had an interview with

Jeremy Corbyn all hail this week in which he talked a bit about a kind of

differing approach he's taking on different policy questions so on things like

Trident for example he said he's you know happy to leave it to you know the

will of activists and how they vote a conference on the benefit cap however he's decided

that his word is is law. Do you expect that the conference is going to be a more decision-making body than it has been previously this year?

Absolutely. So throughout his campaign, Jeremy Corbyn talks about how he wanted to democratise the Labour Party's policymaking

structures so that motions passed the conference would actually mean something again.

And in the past previous Labour leaders have disregarded them.

And that means some sort of big flash points.

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