Helen Lewis

OK, let's do Wales very quickly.

I've got a question for you.

Who characterised the Senate elections as a choice between tolerance or division, progress or decay, defiance or deference, culture or ignorance, humanity or indifference?

Well, I think you've made a very cruel assertion there about Rinna Pureworth, I need to apply Cymru.

That's how he framed it.

But the reason I mention this is that his final two binaries, it's not X, it's Y, which I grant you is a little chat GPT, was apply Cymru or reform.

That's how he's fighting that election.

I mean, that's going to be a really interesting one to watch.

In terms of psychologically for Labour losing Wales would be a big deal.

Alina Morgan, their leader there, said she would work with Plaid.

So they may find a way if they are the first and second largest parties.

But it also illustrates something that's been a theme of what we've been talking about, which is there are now two blocks in British politics.

And people can circulate between Labour, SNP, Plaid, the Greens.

That's the left block.

And then the Tories and Reform categorise the right block.

And they're cannibalising each other's votes politically.

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