Chris Curtis

speaker
10 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 12 May

Chris Curtis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 4 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 4.

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I don't think we saw a plan from the Prime Minister in order to implement the kind of change that this country needs and I therefore think it's time for us to look for new leadership.
And I think what that means is the Prime Minister rightly now setting out a timetable and an orderly process for a leadership election and one in which Labour has a discussion about the vision for the country and what changes we think are needed in order to face the very real challenges that Britain currently faces.
I don't think we saw a plan from the Prime Minister in order to implement the kind of change that this country needs.
And I therefore think it's time for us to look for new leadership.
And I think what that means is the Prime Minister rightly now setting out a timetable and an orderly process for a leadership election and one in which Labour has a discussion about the vision for the country and what changes we think are needed in order to face the very real challenges that Britain currently faces.
I don't think we saw a plan from the Prime Minister in order to implement the kind of change that this country needs.
And I therefore think it's time for us to look for new leadership.
And I think what that means is the Prime Minister rightly now setting out a timetable and an orderly process for a leadership election and one in which Labour has a discussion about the vision for the country and what changes we think are needed in order to face the very real challenges that Britain currently faces.
I don't think we saw a plan from the Prime Minister in order to implement the kind of change that this country needs and I therefore think it's time for us to look for new leadership.
And I think what that means is the Prime Minister rightly now setting out a timetable and an orderly process for a leadership election and one in which Labour has a discussion about the vision for the country and what changes we think are needed in order to face the very real challenges that Britain currently faces.
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