Callum Anderson

Well, I was knocking doors in my constituency on Sunday morning.

And people aren't talking about leadership.

That isn't forefront of their minds.

It's not forefront of my mind and my colleagues' minds either.

It is about the cost of living.

It is about their NHS, their schools, and making sure that we have an economy that works for everyone.

And that's what I, as an individual Member of Parliament, but also my colleagues holding government positions are focusing on too.

I don't have any insight beyond what I think we would have seen in the media previously, that obviously the Cabinet Office will be processing those documents and they'll be published as soon as possible.

You know, I kind of referred to my point earlier about the real grave economic inheritance that we inherited in 2024, be it on growth, low investment, living standards, stagnant.

I personally thought it was always going to be turbulent, regardless of who's in what positions and whatever, because it's not easy to turn around the big ship that is the United Kingdom economy.

And that's why I think and I totally recognize that my constituents, people, you know, your listeners and people across the country are really, really keen and really eager for change and change today, change yesterday and tomorrow.

Unfortunately, a lot of the challenges that we face are have no quick fixes.

um and that's why it's so so important that all in government all of us on the back benches unite behind the prime minister the cabinet and i just relentlessly focus on how we go our economy how we get living standards up cost of living down wages up fixing our public services reforming our public services they actually are suited for not just 2026 but the next decade and a decade after that so