Enda Brady

I don't think he'll bail.

I think he's a fighter.

I think he is someone who will keep going.

I think you'll see a flurry of legislation and busyness.

He's gone to G7 now off the back of the social media ban announcement.

And I think he will crack on with just keeping himself busy, making announcements and trying to convince people.

people in the Labour Party more than the UK public to stick with him.

But Burnham is a conundrum and I'm not sure Starmer knows how to solve it.

Because he needs results.

And I think he wants a legacy.

I think he wants to be able to say that if he is booted out by Christmas, that look, at least I did this for British children.

He's moving very quickly.

He wants the legislation put through by Christmas.

So it'll be law early 2027.

And he has thought about it long and hard.

I mean, we're six months into this year now.

And he's been looking at the data from Australia and he just fervently believes social media is harming children.

And, you know, I think you'll see a flurry of activity from Keir Starmer all by the fact that Andy Burnham could be in Parliament Friday.

Yes, and I think a lot of political actors have had their say.

And the facts of the case remain that a young, white, English boy on his way home from a night out at university in Southampton was stabbed five times.