Morgan McSweeney

I'm just interested.

So one, I think it's more serious.

And two, I'd say to you,

This isn't the Keir Starmer that he promised to be that, you know, people summary executions are taking place.

And you write in your article about the body count having gone up outside Downing Street.

It's that that is people are thinking, geez, that's not what I voted for.

No.

Was there a full vetting process?

No.

Was there pressure put on the Foreign Office?

Yes.

I said it would be a risk, but it was probably a great idea.

I want to ask you this question, though, because you said something so interesting then that the man I thought, you know, who was, you know, a year and a half ago was this decent.

Has he lost his decency?

I don't think so.

But you're saying that the way he's behaving, your implication is that it is indecent, the way he's firing people, the firing of Ollie Robbins.

And you list that body count outside Number 10 Downing Street of the people who've been discarded along the way, who maybe not have done anything wrong.

Does he need to lay out a process by which maybe he says to reassure that he can carry on for the time being?

That he says, right, this is the process by which I'm going to stand down or I'm going to open the leadership up or whatever.

OK, can he change?