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Cancel any time T's and sees apply. Hello and welcome to the New Statesman podcast I'm Deputy Editor Helen Lewis

and this week I talked to Raphael Bear and George Eaton

about labour in the middle class.

Philip Morne talks to Ryan Gilby about the controversial nature of the Wolf of Wall Street and

In Stedman and I discussed the drugs used to administer the death penalty in America. The I'm June by George Eaton editor of The Stagers and our political editor Raff I'll Bear to talk about the week in politics. Raff, we're going to start off talking about Labour's election strategy because you

interviewed Douglas Alexander who as well as being Shadow Foreign Secretary is

also in charge of Labour's election planning. Where are they on that?

Well that's very good question.

Douglas Alexander got the job in the reshuffle at the end of last year.

There had been a degree of anxiety on the labour side that they didn't really have anyone who was in charge of giving them the campaign that would

enable them to win. The key message that I took from that conversation with

Douglas was that the sort of the missing thing they feel that they really need to fill a gap

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