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The New European. Should we go straight in?

Yes. Should we believe Keir Starmer's pledge card asks Anna L from Manchester. Thanks, Anna.

Well, I think we can believe it that he means it. I would question kind of how much you can hold him to anything on it because it's

slightly amorphous and vague, isn't it? Well, it's very amorphous and vague. I mean, you're not even

allowed to call it a pledge card, I gather. Pledge is old-fashioned, isn't it? As Chris Mason said,

try saying, I pledge to take the bins out and you'll realize how hollow it is. But I think Labour have actually briefed that we shouldn't call it a pledge card.

I'm not sure what we should call it.

And to be honest with you, I don't really care.

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