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Hello and welcome to political thinking. And boy, there's quite a lot of politics

to think about, isn't there? All the drama about this government, maths though,

a dramatic shift in our politics. It has become the conventional wisdom overnight

that Labour will win the next election. The polling suggests there's been a

greater swing in recent days and weeks than there was during the last worst

financial crisis to hit a Conservative government, Black Wednesday, back in 1992.

And that'll mean there will pretty soon be much greater scrutiny of what Labour

will do, faced with the same economic fundamentals, high taxes, high borrowing,

high inflation and low growth. If Labour does indeed win an election, Lisa Nandy

will be the cabinet minister with the job of delivering for what's become known

as the red wall, northern industrial towns like Wiggin in Lancashire, which she

represents and which she says has changed her politics. A politics learned at the

near-of-a-grandfather who was a Liberal MP and a father who was who is a famous

Marxist academic. Political thinking is a conversation with not an

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