Laura Kuenssberg
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TÀmÀ toinen asia, mitÀ kaikkea loppuu, ja tietenkin prosessologi, kuten Westminster, haluaa mitÀÀn muuta kuin puhua itseÀnsÀ ja komplikoitusta prosessia, mutta tÀmÀ on myös proksi tilanteesta.
ympÀristöÀ, jÀrjestelmÀÀ Kir Starmerin jÀrjestelmÀllÀ. Ja kyllÀ, se on ollut tÀysin rauhassa, ja on erilaisia asioita, ja jÀrjestelmiÀ ja muualla, ja prosessi ei vÀlttÀmÀttÀ ole tÀrkeÀ, koska se on tÀrkeÀÀ, ettÀ kuka kertoo totuutta tÀstÀ kaikesta. Mutta se on prosessi monien, monien ongelmien kanssa, joita Kir Starmer on pitÀnyt jÀrjestelmÀÀn. Ja se, ettÀ monille Liby-partilijoille uskotaan, ettÀ hÀn ei ole töissÀ, ja se on se, miksi se on myös kivaa.
Ja ministeri, joka on ollut kotiin paljon, sanoi minulle eilen, ettÀ se on epÀmohtavaa, ettÀ me voimme tehdÀ argumentti, kun viestintÀ on niin suunniteltavaa. Eli se ei ole niin, ettÀ valtajat vastaavat kotiin ja sanovat, ettÀ olen terveellisesti ylöspÀin, ettÀ Ian Collard ei saa nÀyttÀÀ Yhdysvaltojen valintakomitean, mutta se tekee se epÀmohtavaa, ettÀ me voimme tehdÀ argumentti. Ja se on se ongelma. Ja luulen myös, ettÀ me puhuttiin tÀstÀ viikossa, eikö me?
As someone else in the party said to me last weekend, when we were reporting on all this, because it's going on and on and on and on and on, when it comes to the results in May, people know what to expect, but they haven't yet felt it. Yes, the emotional feeling. And when MPs see their councillors, friends, fellow activists, people who they've stuffed envelopes with, knocked on doors in the rain, if they see councillors across England lose their seats, possibly in their thousands, some of the projections suggest that,
If they see Labour being third again in Scotland, where they were so successful in the general election under Anna Sarwar. If they see them losing in Wales for the first time in a century, in a hundred years, none of those outcomes would be surprising. But I think don't underestimate what that sentiment might provoke people to do, which is why I completely agree with you. No one knows when or how it will happen, but we're back in that place where it feels like, uh-oh.
Right, we've run out of time. Laura, you've got to go back to your day job, preparing your show. I do, yes. We've got Darren Jones on tomorrow, who is the lucky minister, who will have to face questions about Ian Collard and all sorts of other things. And we've got Chris Philp.
from the Conservatives, and we have been reporting all this week in lovely, very, very sunny, very, very big Wales. So just, I don't know if you were watching the programme last week, we were on the ground in Scotland talking to voters and the six people vying to win people's, the six different party leaders. This week we've been in Wales with the six different party leaders, so that will be on the show tomorrow, and then we will be reunited, Paddy, with me after our programme, so what are you doing tomorrow morning?