Welcome to a Monday night edition of Tisky Sour. We are talking about Keir Starmer's plan

to abolish the House of Lords as he now are anti-establishment hero. I'll be asking Aaron

Bistani, Aaron, how are you doing? I'm really well, Michael. I'm energized by the news that perhaps

Keir Starmer is indeed the radical liberal principled voice that we need to renew this country's

constitutional order. What is he? Mm, enticing, tantalizing there. We're also going to be talking

about the latest from Iran. Have they announced they're abolishing the morality police?

Or was that some misreporting? We'll discuss that. Nadim Zahawi has also said some ridiculous

things. And Keir Starmer has said some ridiculous things about Jeremy Corbyn. Keir Starmer has unveiled

a new plan to reform the UK's constitution. The plan pledges to tackle regional inequalities by

creating a legal requirement for Parliament to respect the wishes of local governments,

and it proposes to abolish the House of Lords. The proposals have been two years in the making

and are contained in the report of Labour's Commission on the UK's future which was led by Gordon

Brown. Here's Starmer announcing its launch at a press conference earlier today. I asked them to

put together proposal for the biggest ever transfer of power from Westminster to the British people.

So that if Labour wins the next election Britain will see a change not just in who governs

but how we are governed. The tools to a fairer society and a stronger economy placed directly

in the hands of working people. So together we can build an economy not just for the many

but by the many and of the many. Now redistribution is a good thing but it's not a one-word plan for

a fair society or a strong economy. By empowering our towns, cities, regions and nations to work

together on local growth plans Labour will reignite our economy, new powers over skills,

transport, planning and culture, all helping to drive growth by developing hundreds of clusters

of economic activity. Labour will rebuild trust by reforming the centre of government,

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