This is the BBC.

I'm sitting in what remains of the BBC's conference studio

around me, men are taking down walls,

they're removing desks, they are unplugging computers.

The roadshow is about to move,

to Birmingham for the Tory conference.

And with Rudeh's something rather curious has happened.

An idea once seen as absurd, implausible,

pretty unappealing to many, looks rather different.

The idea is Prime Minister Corbyn,

looks at the end of this Labour conference week.

Possible, plausible, and to many, quite attractive.

So that when we meet this time next year,

let it be as a Labour government.

This Jeremy Corbyn really believes there's going to be

a general election and one soon,

not many around him seem to,

but having his party in permanent campaign mode

is a brilliant way of securing his control of Labour.

It is, in other words, a win-win.

If there is an election, he and his party can say they're ready for it.

If there isn't, the Corbyn Revolution,

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