Tree of the Day. Definitely autumn
Tree of the Day
Well it looks like the natural order of things has re-established itself. And I suspect current No3 released last night will be No 1 before too long. Thanks for listening and for all the fabulous feedback. LINK IN BIO for the new one. The week that everything changed. One other thing has changed … I have been inundated last 48 hours with people wanting to help Labour - with time, money and ideas. And I am not even in the Party. This is a big moment for Labour to capitalise on a sea change in the national mood and reach out to people who till recently would not have seen themselves as Labour. Bring them in, bring them home … get rid of this dangerous dangerous useless government.
Tree of the Day. Lancaster. Thanks @thogdad
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New special episode @restispolitics in which @rorystewartuk and I discuss Kamikwazi Trussonomics. We start with this morning’s 🚘 💥 media round and broaden out from that. Fair to say we don’t hold back. Enjoy
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A rare face to face for latest episode @restispolitics LINK IN BIO. Lots on Kamikwasi Trussonomics in which @rorystewartuk has some interesting observations on his old schoolpal Kwarteng and his old boss Ms Truss. We recorded before the latest IMF news which confirms us in the view that Kamikwasi scored the most dramatic and damaging own goal since Brexit. Starmer speech could not have been better timed. We also discuss protests in Iran, and elections in Italy and Brazil. There sure is a lot going on.
Tree of the Day outside the Art Pavilion in Mile End. Yes that is green algae and it made for a weird pea soup look. But the tree looks good to me
Coming to a BBC regional station near you shortly - back to back drive time interviews to promote Make Me Prime Minister C4 915pm tonight. And doubtless a few words re VG Keir Starmer speech and V daft comment by one of his MPs that the right wing rags will pretend is the only real news from Labour today. Hey ho.
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