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Oct 24, 2026
Andrew PierceGUEST
No.
Andrew PierceGUEST
In fact, in fact, in fact, just at, at the Labour Conference a couple of years ago, I was, s- uh, uh, we had a very small number of books for sale, Ma- Finding Margaret, and two Labour guys walked past and said, "Finding Margaret Thatcher? You're not gonna sell any bloody books here, mate."
speaker_3UNKNOWN
[laughs]
Andrew PierceGUEST
And I said, "Actually, it's about finding my birth mother, and it's quite an emotional story." They were so horrified-
Connor TomlinsonHOST
Emily, the journalist who did it, is actually a really nice woman, so shouldn't be tarnished by her outlet's undue affiliation with the Labour Party and the likes of Mahmood.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
And during this interview at Labour Party conference, she said that she worries a lot about her nieces and nephews because, uncharacteristically for a Muslim woman, she doesn't have kids of her own and worries about the kind of Britain they'll grow up in because they won't be seen as British or English.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
So, again, her loyalty is purely to her family, her clan, her ethnicity and the broader Muslim ummah.
Shabana MahmoodSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So, yes, I worry a lot about, um, the sort of Britain that my, um, you know, two nephews and two nieces are going to grow up in.
Michael WalkerHOST
Yeah, I did interview Yvette Cooper
Banseka KayembeHOST
... you, you doorstepped her, um, at Labour Conference, and you did a very good job.
Banseka KayembeHOST
And nobody wants to touch this in government now.
Michael WalkerHOST
I don't think her spouse supports Palestine Action.
Tariq AliGUEST
Perfect.
Seán HickeyHOST
So let's begin with just the speech by Andy Burnham at Labour Conference.
Seán HickeyHOST
A lot of people are inspired by the words of the Prime Minister at Labour Conference the other day.
Seán HickeyHOST
What was your analysis of it?
Tariq AliGUEST
Well, I mean, obviously Labour Party members prefer him to Starmer.
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Tariq AliGUEST
And Cameron's reply to Corbyn? Well, yes.
Tariq AliGUEST
What can we do when your own Labour frontbencher was sitting on the same programme and agreeing with the general? That was Angela Eagle.
Seán HickeyHOST
What gives you hope after this week of the Labour conference, Andy Burnham, with the rhetoric that inspired some sort of hope? What gives you hope?
Marcus JonesHOST
Uh, he also talked about Kemi and how things are changing for Kemi and how she's getting real cut-through in the country.
Marcus JonesHOST
So Sam, what was the most notable, uh, policy announcement or thing that you saw at the Labour conference that will play into what we will see happening across the road in Parliament in the coming months?
Sam TarryHOST
So if I don't think there's one policy announcement sort of specifically, of course, you know, defense is gonna be key, AI is going to be key.
Sam TarryHOST
The debate of what happens with some of, uh, energy, uh, is of course going to be key, and we've already, you know, been discussing how that debate is shaking down, some of the difficult decisions being made.
Caroline CheethamHOST
We're gonna talk about the first witness a bit more tomorrow, but she's obviously significant because she's the first witness, the first alleged victim of rape, and this is the rape that dates back, we're told, to 1999.
Caroline CheethamHOST
This happened at the Labour Party conference.
Caroline CheethamHOST
It was being held in Bournemouth.
Caroline CheethamHOST
A bit about this woman, first off.
Katie SpencerHOST
This is Russell Brand on Trial from Sky News.
Katie SpencerHOST
[tense music] That first rape is said to have happened at the Labour Party conference in Bournemouth in September nineteen ninety-nine.
Katie SpencerHOST
This was before Brand became famous, wasn't it?
Martin BruntCORRESPONDENT
It was.
Katie SpencerHOST
It had the timestamp of twenty twenty-three in the corner, and you're, you're seeing this woman surrounded by the everyday clutter that we all have.
Katie SpencerHOST
There were kids' water bottles on the kitchen table, drawings up on the fridge held up with magnets.
Katie SpencerHOST
Um, and from the very outset of the recorded police interview, the woman plainly says, "I'm reporting that Russell Brand did rape me." And the recording starts with her describing her first contact with him at the Labour Party conference.
Katie SpencerHOST
He, he, of course, has denied all of the allegations that he is facing in this case.
SallyHOST
Hello and welcome to Hot Flushes and House Deals with Sally and Jen.
SallyHOST
This week, we're going to talk a little bit about, a little bit of a hot topic, I suppose, talking about tenants and agents and the recent, some of the recent announcements made at the Labour Party Conference by Angela Rayner in particularly.
SallyHOST
So Jen, bit of a question for you.
SallyHOST
What do you need to become a letting agent? That's a good question.
Lucy PowellGUEST
I would just be really clear, and I've, I've said this many times before, but I think ac-account, the accountability kind of regime has been a really important part of the kind of improving standards, uh, landscape over the last 30 years.
Lucy PowellGUEST
I said in my speech yesterday, it was 30 years ago this week at Labour Party conference that Tony Blair, uh, gave his speech with the three priorities for Labour being education, education, education.
Lucy PowellGUEST
And we all remember that, um, that, that speech, um, which a visionary speech-
Emma BurnellHOST
Mm-hmm
Alastair CampbellHOST
The second part of your report has been postponed until after the budget.
Alastair CampbellHOST
When I saw you at the Labour Party conference, the thinking was that this would come, your report would come before the budget.
Alastair CampbellHOST
You'd put out some big ideas that would require a lot of funding, then the funding would be provided.
Alastair CampbellHOST
But it now seems that we have the budget and then your report.
Rory StewartHOST
How do you think the government should explain why this is a problem to people? Why have the governments not spoken about it enough? And how would you, Alan, if you were prime minister, explain to people why it really matters, why we should be worried about this?
Alan MilburnGUEST
I'm not sure they haven't spoken about it enough.
Alan MilburnGUEST
I mean, both John and Andy in the Labour Party conference speeches sort of talked about this issue as being a real issue.
Alan MilburnGUEST
It's really interesting, you know, if I do something like a radio phone-in, Most of the calls are not about NEETs.
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