Laura Kuenssberg

So let's just think about the timeline.

We think Andy Burnham's going to come to Westminster tomorrow, take his seat as maker field.

Keir Starmer's been in Chequers this weekend, but he may be back in Downing Street right now.

We don't know where he'll be back later today or perhaps very early tomorrow morning.

So Andy Burnham turns up in London.

The two men are expected to speak somehow.

That might be in person.

It obviously can't be in Downing Street.

Andy Burnham

is not going to walk up the street and down the street in front of the cameras.

Perhaps they'll have a private meeting in Parliament, in the Prime Minister's office and behind the Speaker's chair where people like me used to try and lurk around and then get moved on by the men in tights because you're not strictly speaking meant to stand there.

But if you just happen to be walking past when there was something quite important happening, that's quite useful.

Yes.

Welcome to being a parliamentary reporter.

Why are you wearing tights?

Why have you got a sword?

Anyway.

So they're going to speak somehow.

They might have a call.

They might meet in Parliament in person.