Reflectioncast: Leaders respond to London Bridge attack

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BBC

Politics, News

4.4 • 6.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Chris Mason is joined by former Boris Johnson adviser, Jo Tanner and Lord Stewart Wood, a former adviser to Ed Miliband and Gordon Brown, to reflect on the election campaign. Chris also talks to the BBC’s Security Correspondent, Frank Gardner, after the terror attack at London bridge.

Producers: Cristina Criddle and Ione Wells Editor: Dino Sofos

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcast.
0:04.0	Hello, it's Chris here.
0:05.1	Welcome to Election Cast.
0:07.1	Our kind of Reflection Cast Election Cast that we like to call it
0:09.7	at the weekend where we are not sort of just doing today's noise from the campaign but the
0:14.9	other stuff that's been going on over the past week and will happen in the next
0:18.7	week and who have I got with me today? I'm roughly my pieces of papers.
0:23.1	As if without this I would be clueless.
0:26.4	It's like opening the Oscars.
0:27.8	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:29.1	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:29.6	Get the names right.
0:30.1	Get it right.
0:30.6	I want to know I've won something.
0:32.3	Joe Tanna, you're with us and you are...
0:34.0	How would you describe yourself?
0:36.0	I'm the chief executive in-house communications.
0:38.0	I'm the former, I'm a former advisor to Boris Johnson.
0:41.0	I worked for the Tories for several years, never voted for them.
0:44.0	You tell Boris that? I did once, but I was, I actually, I never, I was never remember the party
0:51.0	so I was kind of, I was always the one they looked at
0:53.1	funnily in the corner of the office.
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