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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Chots, the spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Natasha Rose and I'm joined by Katie Balls and we have a special guest,

Gabriel Pogrand, who is the white hole editor of The Sunday Times.

Now Gabriel's joined us to talk about the recent news with Labour who have voted to block Jeremy

Corbyn from running as a Labour candidate in the next generation.

This is the former leader of the Labour Party and has stood ten times successfully for

Islington North. Katie, why is this so important to Kirstama?

So in a way it's a trick Kirstama has played quite a few times, which is to pick a fight with

his own side so as to show who he is or to tell the public that the Labour Party has changed

since the Jeremy Corbyn era. So we know one of the first things Kirstama did when he became

Labour leader was actually to take that step in calling out an anti-semitism involving Jeremy Corbyn

during the whip. This was all being rumbling on.

And I think what's happened in terms of the move today to actually ban him standing as a

Labour candidate is almost a completion though I suspect there might be some more steps to come

in terms of the story might not be completely over, but it is getting to the end of that journey

which is to say, often the Jeremy Corbyn is not a representative of this Labour Party.

It's interesting when I perhaps Gabriel goes into this too, when it comes to this motion,

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