Hello and welcome to the Political Party, Christmas Special, which features the Mayor of London,

to the Khan and the Labour MP for Tuting, Rizuna Alan Khan, who at the time of recording

was weighing up whether to stand for the Labour Deputy Leadership or not. So by the time

you listen to this, that decision may well have been taken. It was a brilliant night,

the Bloonsbury Theatre. And the Christmas shows always have, obviously, a slightly more

raucous element to them, and that's become the tradition of them. Obviously talking to

two Labour MPs after that election result means that at times there is introspection and reflection,

but I try not to, you know, you don't want to be too depressing about what's happened for Labour

people. But it's just such a good laugh. And this goes off in tangents, I would never have guessed.

Which I don't want to spoil here. So it's a really good mix of light and shade. It was a fantastic

night. Two of the best guests I've ever had on. So I'd have them on in the boat on the same night,

it was just superb. So I should leave you in the hands of Sadiq Khan and then Rosanna Alan Khan.

Thank you very much. Thank you. Welcome to the show, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you.

Thank you very much for coming. So ladies and gentlemen, welcome to What Could Potentially Be,

a two hour wake.

Joined by Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London and Rosanna Alan Khan, the Labour MP for Tuting,

who may or may not be standing for the deputy leadership, we shall find out over the course of the

evening. But ladies and gentlemen, before we start, let me just ask, give me a chair if you've been here

before. I should have said to political party, not the Bruce with theatre. And give me a chair,

this is your first political party. Well, welcome newcomers. And I tell you, I know it's always

difficult when people ask you how you vote, but do cheer as loud as you possibly can, which

might be difficult depending on how you voted. So I'll start with an easy one first. Give me a

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