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Tees and sees apply. Check the Uber app. Welcome to the New Statesman Podcast. I'm Deputy Editor Helen Lewis and this week we review David Cameron's speech at Tory Party Conference with a new Shackerelian Stephen Bush and George Eaton.

Then Stephen joins me and our sub-editor Yosushi to talk about cultural appropriation.

What is it and what's wrong with it?

Well, Tory conference is over and we've heard David Cameron's speech. We've heard a rather obnoxious speech from Theresa May and a beauty parade of all the other potential Tory leaders.

But let's talk first about David Cameron's speech. I'm joined by Anushikane, Stephen Bush and George Eaton.

Anush, I'm going to start with you because you watched it outside the hall and that gave you a slightly different

perspective to those inside the hall, didn't it?

I watched it on I-player and I had my Twitter feed open next to me and I was really surprised at the

conclusions that were being drawn by lots of people who were at the

conference. They were saying that this was an unashamed sort of lurched to the left for David

Cameron and he was grabbing the liberal centre ground and I actually thought that the speech was the

opposite and I think it is a little bit dangerous to assume that just because the Tory leader is discussing

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