Rory Stewart

I mean, what do your activists say?

What do the councilors say?

And again, to explain to listeners, because not everyone's in the thing.

These are often the people who you rely on to leaflet.

These are the main activists.

These are the people that run the party machine.

So when they get unhappy, this would be true for Labour as well.

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, how are they doing that?

Well, to start, their Electric Streets of Britain initiative aims to support local authorities in accelerating the UK's on-street charging infrastructure.

And it's exactly what you want to see from Vauxhall, which is, of course, a British brand, a proud partner of Team GB.

Vauxhall's also supporting the next generation of athletes on their journey to the 2028 Olympics.

This may be getting into internal Tory psychology.

I was very fond of you, and you will remember I tried to persuade you to run with me in 2019.

Absolutely.

You could have had more pages.

If you'd joined me, we would have been Prime Minister together.

We would have saved them from Liz Truss and Boris Johnson.

But at the same time, the characters around that I remember were people like Robert Jenrick and Danny Kruger, giving me great lessons about loyalty.

Danny Kruger actually basically got me fired from the Tory party, giving me a lecture on how I mustn't in any way vote against the Tory party, challenge it, that he was Tory through and through.