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Maybe that would be a good idea, actually, given everything that's gone on.

And the fact that they haven't until now really tells you something about the problems within the party of letting women leaders arise.

The candidate that is the favourite is Ed Miliband.

But he is very clear to say that he doesn't actually want to do it.

So here he is talking to Sky News' Sophie Ridge.

It sounds a little bit like this is your own leadership pitch.

Absolutely baloney.

He's quite clear about it.

Having said that, though, Nish, we spoke to Andy Burnham on this podcast, I mean, probably over a year ago now, and he was like, no, no, no, no, I'm not interested in that.

No, no, no, no, I'm not interested in that.

I don't know how much I buy any of this, to be completely honest.

I keep returning to this thought about how much disdain do you have for the public that you think we don't care about this?

How base or low do you think we are that we don't care about pedophilia?

We do care.

Nonetheless, given everything we've said,

It probably explains this fairly large news, which is that Unite, the union, is speeding up a possible split with Labour.

They're launching a consultation about disaffiliation.

That's according to Sam Coates of Sky News, with a decision expected at their conference later this year.

So Unite are a really major donor for Labour.

That's £1.6 million they gave in 2025.