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Hello, I'm Hugo Rifkin, and now we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day,

including the first meeting of Sarkir Starrma's Newluck Cabinet and the Deputy Labour Leadership Campaign. And joining me, are two people always welcome in my cabinet, but they can't be deputy leader because they're not women from the north with the support of Andy Burnham. They are Libby Purvis. Hello, Libby. Hello. How are you? I'm fine. I am still a woman, but I'm not from the north.

Do you have the support of Andy Burnham? I married into the north. I did marry a Yorkshireman. Does that count? Oh, well, it's not far. I'm from the north. I'm from Edinburgh. That's really north. And not from the north. It's even more north. It's foreign. It's foreign. Even more, not north at all. Patrick Kidd, hello. No, I'm from the north. That's not the north. It's foreign.

It's foreign.

Even more north.

Not north at all.

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