Laura Kuenssberg

Someone who wants Andy Burnham as soon as possible.

And somebody who thinks that Keir Starmer should actually be allowed to stay.

So we'll have three politicians fighting it out.

We're also going to hear from Sammy Case, the former cabinet secretary, about what it's like when there's a transition in the government, because that's, you know, those big questions about whether or not it's good for the country to keep changing leaders.

And we're talking to a few other people.

It's going to be a busy, busy show.

Yes.

OK, well, you can explain it to me in more detail tomorrow.

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So off we go with Sunday's newscast.

Newscast.

Thinking about it like a panto helped.

Hello, it's Paddy in the studio.

And it's also Joe Pike in the studio.

Hi, Laura.

It's a good example of some progress, in particular, as Laura, they've been talking about this.

We've been talking about this for many months.

The legislation came through, I think, in what, March, giving armed forces the power to board vessels.

But we've had this sort of weird, awkward wait.

Al Khans, the former Armed Forces Minister on your programme, seemed to be saying there were a couple of reasons for that.