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Do you hear that?

It might sound like nothing to you, but it's actually the sound of nuclear, wind and solar energy.

At EDF, we're busy generating more British zero carbon

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zero carbon generation at edf energy.com slash helping Britain. This week on the New Statesman podcast we've got the inside track on the autopsy into

labor's general election defeat before discussing autopsies of an entirely different

kind with Stephanie Boland.

But then Helen Lewis and I are down the line to the lobby with George to find out the latest on what's going on in Westminster.

I'm Helen and this is the New Statesman podcast. Stephen I'm going to start I think we

should start by going back in time to the beginning of the week and to David Cameron's

speech about extremism which I thought had a problem and it was a problem that Labour, like I say,

it was a trap that Labour fell into, which is that there was at the heart of it a quite a progressive

point, wasn't there? This is my theory. So one of the ways that Cameron framed it was saying,

we have a problem which is when there is, you know, perhaps men have immigrated to Britain

and their wives or sisters or families come over and those women are

effectively kind of imprisoned in their communities because they never learn English.

And if you don't learn English you lose access to the labour market.

You know it's harder.

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