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Trains now on Uber. Tees and sees apply check the Uber app. Hello and the New States Fun Podcast. I'm deputy editor Helen Lewis and this week I'll be talking to

George Eaton and Lucy Fission about the fallout from the reshuffle and how labour might

respond. Then Ian Stedman and Juliet Jake's and I took football. Was this the best World Cup ever? We'll find out later. I'm doing by George Eaton and Lucy Fisher to talk about the fallout from the

re-chuffle and what Labour's response to it should be. So George first

all were Labour put on the back foot by this re-sh? Were they expecting it to be as big as it was and

has their response been commensurately large?

I don't think anyone was really expecting to be as big as it was. Certainly, though if you saw the Gov move coming, William Haig was clearly increasingly

detached and had lost his passion, but I don't think anyone expected him to stand

down as foreign secretary before the election.

I think what it has done is it's shown that David Cameron can still surprise us that he could still take the

initiative. It was an impressive display of prime ministerial authority at a time

when in an age when it's increasingly hard for political leaders to control the news agenda.

So I think it's been a success in that respect and has shown also that the

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