Mick Lynch

So housing, education, the health service, and standards in public life have decayed.

And I don't think Morgan McSweeney has helped.

I don't think he's naturally Labour.

I think Mandelson and Blair and people like McSweeney are causing the destruction of the Labour Party because it's lost connection with Labour values.

It's a managerial party.

And politics in Britain have become...

very, very consensus based, but they're going to get disrupted, I think, by the extreme.

So it's a shame that Labour's gone that way.

But I mean, I don't back for Morgan McSweeney.

I think he's been a terrible influence in the Labour Party.

And the more important thing for me is the judgment that Starmer made that he thought that somebody like Mandelson could be relevant to modern Britain and to modern socialism, which is what the Labour Party is meant to be.

But I think

it's in danger of going into complete decline if they don't change their act soon.

No, and his family connection, I don't understand how he ended up in the Labour Party with his family connection, from what I understand, but there you go, my family was...

Definitely on the other side of that equation.