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The New Statesman.

Guys, I've been thinking, perhaps there really is no difference between a Conservative government and a Labour.

Don't let anyone tell you.

Have you learned nothing from Rachel Reeves' speech this morning where she said that about six times?

She did, six or seven times. Don't let anyone tell you there's no difference between a conservative government

and the Labour government. And there was I thinking that the only opposition was reformed.

I'm Anoushekelian and this is the New Statesman podcast. I'm with Rachel Cunliff, Ethan Croft and

Will Dunn outside the conference centre in Liverpool where you can probably hear some of the delegates

behind us relaxing

after a very packed day of speeches which we've all been covering so between us we've been watching

the big hitters on today's agenda the chancellor rachel reeves home secretary shabana mamood

and on the fringe of the conference andy burnham so let's start with rachel reeves's speech

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