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Hello and I'm with the Red Box Politics Podcast on The Times, I'm Matt Chorley.

The Labour Party. Remember them?

As Jeremy Corbyn's successor is announced later this week, we ask what does

secure stammer, I mean whoever ends up winning have to do to get cut through in these

most extraordinary not just political times, but economically, socially,

and health, the public health questions facing the country and the world.

What on earth can an opposition leader do or say to get cut through on that.

Later we'll speak to Gabriel Podgrind from the Sunday Times about the extraordinary

purge of Corbinisters being planned by Sir Kere Starmet, plus Janice Turner and Daniel Finkelstein, two times

columnists, disagree on just about everything in terms of the real politics of

Sir Kir Starmer, what sort of leader he would be, what he needs to do,

and what impact coronavirus is going to have on our politics in general.

First, I just want to say a couple of things.

First of all, a massive thank you to everyone who's got in touch over the last week or so. We're so glad

that you're still enjoying the podcast and the fact that we are continuing it.

I apologize if occasionally a line drops out or things go a bit wobbly it

sounds like we need to pull the string a bit tight on the yogurt pots I'm glad that

you're still enjoying it. Lots of you have posted some lovely messages on iTunes

Claire W. P. said listen to Red Box should be compulsory. Claire, I'm inclined to agree.

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