Luke Tryl

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1,318 appearances 10 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 21 Aug

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On the other hand, you've got Labour's most popular politician in the country.
And which of those two kind of prevailing factors comes out on top, basically, I think, will chart a lot of the course of the next general election.
If Andy Burnham wins on reform turf, all bets are off.
If, on the other hand, he is defeated by reform, reform's momentum is going to go gangbusters.
And, of course, underlying all of this, all the sort of...
The sort of what comes after the by-election is likely a leadership contest.
This is Andy Burnham's audition for prime minister.
So if you look at Makefield, it has long been traditional Labour territory.
You know, it's one of those mining constituencies.
You know, there are times when Labour has been getting, you know, more than seven in ten of the votes.
That has gone down a little bit recently.
So both 2019 and 2024, we saw Labour getting in the 40s there, but still, you know, a reasonable lead.
It's not one of the parts of the so-called red wall yet.
that fell, you know, during Boris Johnson's time.
But, you know, the Conservatives did do a bit better.
And at the last general election, it was one of reform's better performances.
It was actually, and bear with me when I say this, it was their 13th best second place in the country.
And what that means is it is right up there.
on Reform's target list.
What they're going to be trying to do and what they would have been certainly aiming to at the next general election is do what Boris Johnson couldn't do when he took large parts of the so-called Red Wall and win that seat.
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