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Cancel any time T's and sees apply. Hello and welcome to the New Statesman podcast I'm Caroline Crampton standing in for your regular

host Helen Lewis. On this week's edition, George Eaton and Anushicalian tell us about

labor and the problem of getting young people to vote. Ian Steadman brings us news from the internet

where the founder of 4chan has stepped down,

and Tom Gatti and I discuss Wolf Hall,

the new TV adaptation of Hillary Mantel's novel. I'm here with Anush Chicheleon and George Eaton,

and we're going to start with Anush you went on a road trip with

Liam Byrne in Essex this week I understand. Tell us what happened and why. Well

basically last week Ed Miliband made this big speech talking about the plight of young people and how, you know, and how Labour is concerned about the fact that 2 million young voters have no intention of voting at the general election. It's something that the Labour Party

want to aim for getting these young people back into the democratic process.

And so Liam Byrne is going on this, Liam Byrne who is Shadow University's minister, is going on this road trip this week. this get their ideas of what they'd like to see Labor do because he's making a young

people's manifesto which they're going to publish by the end of February. So I went

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