Luke Tryl
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1,318 appearances
10 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 21 Aug
Luke Tryl’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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message it becomes more difficult if Nigel Farage looks like he's for them which is these sort of rich wealthy individuals that's you know not benefiting you and I think I think that is a risk I think he has to address that because it goes almost to the heart of his appeal you know that he's not in hock to people like traditional politicians are that he's genuinely for the people
It could be.
And it was interesting in Makefield that you did start to hear people talking about other figures a little bit more so.
You know, like people would say, oh, Zia Youssef.
I quite like him.
But the problem is none of those figures have the range of appeals.
If you've got this group of people who are slightly deterred by him, there's another group of people where he's holding the whole ship together almost.
And I think, you know, I think the Tory strategy, which I think is a risky strategy in some ways, you know, in part is...
if Farage falls under the proverbial bus, so if he decides to step away, if the scandal erodes, then people will come back to us because he has such a hold on the right.
But there is no one in reform with his cut through.
Yeah, it's really interesting because Keir Starmer, I think it was the conference speech last year where he referred to reform far more than he referred to the Conservatives.
And I think Andy Burnham realises, I think a lot of Andy Burnham's pitch is rooted in that sort of traditional kind of left-right economic clash, which actually in some ways squeezes reform out of the picture when the focus is on that rather than on
social issues when you ask about who is winning the battle for the right the conservatives are still behind reform they're about 12 points behind in our polling but that gap has halved in a month which in of itself is interesting so previously when we asked who was ahead in the battle for the right reform were ahead by 26 points over the conservatives they're now ahead by 12 so
The Conservatives have gone up, I think, from 17% who said that they were the main party to 24%, so not huge.
But Reform are also suffering slightly because slightly more people are saying Restore Britain are the main party of the right.
So you've got that.
You've also got the fact that, undeniably, Kemi Badenoch is cutting through.
She comes up unprompted in focus groups.
People like the kind of she says it like it is.
Some of her quips cut through to people.
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