Lisa O’Carroll

But I think the fear is that if he proceeds with this laundry list type approach, and it's just a series of small things or relatively small things,

The danger is that there is no impact from this reset and you get into the second half of his term and the liberal, you know, let's say he's already lost the red wall flank and you're trying to keep the liberal progressive flank with you and they wanted a closer relationship with the EU and they see that he's failed on that.

Well, is he the right person?

Will those people go, well, I'll be voting for the Lib Dems next time?

So I think that's the political danger for Labour.

And I wonder whether there is a world or a time in which the Labour Party, say in a year's time or 18 months time, when it start campaigning, will start looking at rejoining the EU.

There, I said it.