Nish Kumar

We should not be talking about Westminster psychodrama.

But in this case, the responsibility lies with you, Keir Starmer.

The reason that we are talking about this is not some...

you know, chattering classes, Westminster bubble story.

It isn't because people are being sort of distracted or anything.

The prime minister of this country, under advice from his chief advisor, appointed as our ambassador to the United States of America, a man who was known to be a friend of a person who'd been convicted for sex crimes.

The whole premise of your government

was that it was supposed to move us on to having important conversations and not get mired in the weeds of psychodrama about who's going to run the country and who's the next prime minister.

We had enough of that with the Conservative Party for 14 years, 15 years, sorry.

We're done with it.

We don't want it anymore.

But this is not something we are doing to you.

You have done this to us kids.

This is entirely your fault.

We should be talking about employment prospects for young people in this country.

We should be talking about how we're going to help the NHS and how we're going to address massive income inequality that exists in this country.

But we're not talking about that and we're not talking about it because of you and the things that you have done.

So don't try and pass this off.

or pass the responsibility of, or maintain that this is some sort of Westminster bubble story.

It's not.