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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And the interesting thing about the Liberal Democrats is they were benefiting from some of that progressive disillusionment as well.
And again, if you look on, it's just hypothetical polling for the moment because Andy Burnham hasn't yet become leader.
Andy Burnham takes from both the Greens and the Liberal Democrats.
Actually, the size of the left and right block basically doesn't change with Andy Burnham.
I think the left block goes at one point, but he consolidates that left block around Labour and turns a fairly significant deficit into a one point Labour lead.
Now, it's only a point.
It's not true.
But given that they are otherwise, you know, seven points behind reform, it's quite a reversal.
Well, look, they've got nearly 7% in Makefield, not as high as some of their briefing, but significant.
And even if...
And if you look at some other polling, they could be on three, four percent.
In an era of fragmented politics, three and four percent makes all the difference because people are winning on small margins.
And that poses a problem, poses two problems for reform.
One, just on raw arithmetic, they're losing voters.
But second, it poses another strategic dilemma for them because Restore supporters are broadly two camps, we find.
One are a group who basically just reject the boundaries, societal, civil boundaries on issues like race and identity.
They want to embrace figures like Tommy Robinson, who Farage has always said.
No to.
There's another group who basically think reform are just a bit too establishment.
And actually, I've spoken to Restore voters who think Farage is too divisive.
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