After a summer of pretending to enjoy staycations, eating our own collective body weight in Rishy's

discount dishes and trying to work out what rules we're meant to be following on any given day,

we are back. Welcome to series three of Calling Pestan, the ITV podcast that attempts to tell

you not just what's happening in the world of

politics each week, but how and why it's been allowed to happen. I'm Daniel Hewitt. He is

Shehab Khan. Hello. And as the name of the podcast heavily hints, we will be calling Robert Peston,

ITV's political editor for his insight on the week's events.

Plus, each week we will have a special guest or guests

to take a more in-depth look at a long-term political issue.

And who've we got on this week, Sheehab?

We have Guardian columnist and Labour activist Owen Jones,

who will be talking us through everything that's happened in the Labour Party,

not just in the last few years, but also where he thinks the future is heading.

Yeah, stick around with that interview with Owen. It's an in-depth look, not just at the Labour Party and the Jeremy Corbyn, but what he thinks of Keir Stama and whether he wants Keir Stama to succeed.

You should stick around for his answer to that question. To long time listeners, it's good to be back.

For first time, listeners, it's good to have you on board.

Shihab, Lewis, we're not together still.

You two are together in a room in Westminster.

I'm at home, but look, it's great to have you.

Look, this is so nice to be back together, isn't it?

How you doing, Lewis?

Yeah, good. look at this is so nice to be back together isn't it how you doing louis yeah good i mean uh i was

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