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Hello and welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcasts from Sky News. I'm Madam Bolton and joining me this week are the assistant editor at The Spectator, Elizabeth Hardman, the pro-chancellor of Lancaster University and sometime conservative minister, Alistair Burt, and Sky's chief political correspondent John Craig.

This week, a tale of two speeches, or two conferences, rather.

We're going to look back at Brighton, where the Labour leader, Sequeer Starrma,

overcame an internal row about party mechanics and a shadow cabinet resignation,

to give a final leader speech

which has been more praised on the right than on the left.

And also, of course, what about the challenges for Boris Johnson in Manchester next week?

Well, let's start with Labour and remind ourselves of the highlights of what Sakeer had to say.

I've waited 17 months, 25 days and two hours to appear in front of you in this hall as leader of our great party.

Level up, you can't even fill up.

We have a fuel crisis, a pay crisis, a goods crisis and a cost of living crisis all at the same time.

We will never, under my leadership,

go into an election with a manifesto

that is not a serious plan for government.

My job as leader is not just to say thank you

to the voters that stayed with us.

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