Sarah Shannon

And get to live in central London for 650 quid a month or whatever it might be.

That is something that successive governments have failed to address, the fact that housing is too much for young people.

But what's clearly happening is that Reform and Restore and their kind of online outriders are turning that into a classic.

And because it's all gone to foreigners, essentially.

In London, where you do have a lot of foreign-born heads of household, I think that is a message that can resonate with young people.

Because you're talking about Restore and Facebook.

That is essentially targeting people 65 and over.

There's an attempt to find a message that will resonate with Nick 30-ons, if you know the online jargon about this.

But essentially young people who feel...

locked out of opportunities.

When we, at the moment, we have a younger generation who are much more likely to be voting green, right?

If they're looking at Labour and thinking there's something wrong with them, they're going to the left rather than to the right of them.

Not promising anything.

OK.

You know, could happen.

Could be an emergency.