Laura Kuenssberg

Why is my life being seen through the prism of communities in the northwest of England with whom I've got not very much in common?

So there's risk all around.

But I think the fundamental thing to say to newscasters this week is the Labour Party has now said,

decisively concluded that the risks around replacing Keir Starmer are smaller than the risk of allowing him to stay.

And that's where we've got to.

And that means in all likelihood, there is going to be another prime minister.

Oh, they did some time ago.

So Peter Carroll, the business secretary, is joining us on TV tomorrow morning.

I don't know what he's going to say.

I mean, it might be quite surreal, right?

And I don't know yet what politicians are popping up in studios tomorrow.

How are they going to handle this?

But I tell you, I will be listening very, very, very, very carefully.

And I do believe that there will be a change in their language, which we can pour over tomorrow from what the prime minister was saying on Friday.

Which is I'm going to run.

Which is I'm going to fight.

And of course, if there's a contest, there is no contest.

There is no contest.

If there's a contest, I will run.

But there is no contest.