Wes Streeting

Yeah, 100 percent.

I don't know that this is... Is this a philosophical difference?

Um...

And there'll be other differences, but I'm mindfully as a by-election candidate, so I'm not going to say anything... Well, I don't expect you to back Rob Kenyon, if that's what we want.

No, no, but one thing that has always slightly grated with me in terms of Andy's argument and analysis of the country...

is the sort of the north-south divide.

Because I would absolutely agree with him.

When you look at things like transport investment and infrastructure, you can see that.

You can see that.

But I'd also say, come with me to...

The edge of my constituency in Hainault, where there are high levels of child poverty, and we're on the edge of London, so you're on the top of the London Basin.

You can see on a clear day into the city.

You can see Canary Wharf.

You can see the city of London, two of the richest places on earth.

Those opportunities feel as far away from kids in my constituency in poverty as Manchester.

I could see from the top of my block of flats the city of London and that was a world away from where I was.

Come with me to the estuary towns of Kent and you will find people who feel the same resentment towards London.

And the inequality in our country and the way you would find in the old cotton mill towns around Manchester.

And as for infrastructure, come with me down to Cornwall.

Come with me down to Devon.