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Moment for Keir Starmer as he seeks to sort of push the reset button on his relationship with

big parts of his party, a big speech setting out his position on Israel and Hamas and why he won't

call for a ceasefire. Patrick McGuire with analysis on that. We've also got a former Labour

counsellor who quit over some former colleagues, made by Keir Starmer. I'll ask him if he'll return to the

fault. That's coming up just about it. But first we've been bang on about it for some time now.

We've finally launched our brand new feature, our new podcast. It's called How to Win an

Election. If you're used to getting having Danny Finkelstein on your podcast on a Tuesday,

well now you can get him on a standalone podcast, Daniel Finkelstein, times columnist,

former advisor, John Major, William Hague and so on. He is joined by Polymer Kenzie, former

Lib Dem advisor, Peter Madison, former architect of New Labour for our brand new podcast. It's

called How to an Election. You can catch it every Tuesday, live on Times Radio just after 10

or subscribe right now to the podcast. So I thought as it's week one, we'd give you a little

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