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Hello and welcome to Coffee How Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Max Jeffrey and I'm joined by Isabel Hardman and James Heal.

Kirstal McGave for Speech this morning giving his vision for the country.

He was just down the road from a Rishi Sunat gave his speech yesterday in East London.

James, what did Kirstal have to say?

Well I think really the thing which we'll get the headlines is the take-back control bill he

proposes to empower local communities and more devolution throughout the country and whereby

local regions can ask for more powers from Westminster and there'll be grants on this piece of

legislation. I think this shows that Kirstal was attempt to park his tanks on the Tories lawn,

steal the clothes and also helps put to bed that remain issue. Obviously he was an unremainer

campaigned against leave, came up against one of the most effective campaigns in recent history

with take-back control and the 2019 election. So it's an attempt really to try and put that to bed

and also a more communitarian theme looking forward. I think it also just shows that going ahead in

the future, I think the gender of levelling up is there to be one and Kirstal McGave thinks he

can get something out of that and I think it's also worth mentioning his delivery too and his

delivery is improved and I think that you can definitely see he's a man who is confidence is

growing, given he's got 20 points pending the polls. This speech was about more about big picture

stuff so we know a lot about what the kind of big vision for the next labour government is going

to be but less of a retail offering but given we've still got another almost two years until the

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