Bridget Philipson

What I heard loud and clear from voters was their deep sense of frustration that they'd voted for change.

They don't feel that we as a Labour government have delivered what they wanted.

So I think the last thing is to say, let's have an extended period of time arguing amongst ourselves.

What I heard loud and clear from voters was their deep sense of frustration that they'd voted for change.

They don't feel that we as a Labour government have delivered what they wanted.

So I think the last thing is to say, let's have an extended period of time arguing amongst ourselves.

What I heard loud and clear from voters was their deep sense of frustration that they'd voted for change.

They don't feel that we as a Labour government have delivered what they wanted.

So I think the last thing is to say, let's have an extended period of time arguing amongst ourselves.

Look, I'll be honest, it was a hard one to turn down. I appreciate there was big demand for the tickets. It was a privilege to be there. One of my children, you know, was keen to go along. It's hard to say no if you're offered tickets in those circumstances, but it was declared.

Look, I'll be honest, it was a hard one to turn down. I appreciate there was big demand for the tickets. It was a privilege to be there. One of my children, you know, was keen to go along. It's hard to say no if you're offered tickets in those circumstances, but it was declared.