Coming up on the Pestan podcast, can Labor recover from its dreadful performance in last week's elections?

How will the online harms bill announced in the Queen's speech work to protect vulnerable people and young

children from toxic material online and is there a role for banks in tackling climate change?

All this and more with Lisa Nandi, the shadow foreign secretary, the Culture Secretary, Oliver Dowden, Mark Carney,

till recently Governor of the Bank of England, now advising the Prime Minister on climate change,

in a particular role that finance plays in climate change, and a former Shadow Chancellor, John

MacDonald, and until very recently, the acting leader

of the Tories in the Scottish Parliament, Ruth Davidson.

Coming up first, John McDonnell.

Just on one particular aspect of all of this,

you know, we've heard from Angela Rainer that on the doorstep,

people simply didn't know what Keir, Stama and Labour stood for.

I mean, is that just because he doesn't have the right kind of personality,

or what else is going on?

You can't blame one individual.

It's not just what Keir stands for, is what the party stands for.

And we went into this election

without any clear messaging or without a clear policy programme.

So it's a genuine criticism of the party overall,

and that's what we've got to address.

And the issue around working class votes,

I think that's significant, but it's a trend that's been there for a while.

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