Zoë Grünewald

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1,028 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 9 Jul

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Pod Save the UK · Will Starmer’s control freakery deliver victory to Reform? · 29 Jan 2026 podcast

And I think a lot of people thought that Burnham was their best bet of doing this.

You know, at least they'd get someone in who was widely liked, who they think could take the fight to reform.

Keir Starmer has cut that off at the knees.

And I think this is going to happen, whether we like it or not.

Keir Starmer's going to go.

Now we don't know who the candidate is or when it's going to happen.

Okay, so there's been a bit of chatter about Angela Rayner since Burnham has been blocked, right?

Because this is all about trying to field a candidate for the soft left.

And I think the reason why we're talking about that a lot is because I think the thing that feels like it's missing from the Starmer government, I mean, there's a lot of things missing, but in terms of policy is...

those kind of soft left labor values, you know, redistribution, returning to progressive instincts over things like immigration.

I think now people are trying to find a candidate to coalesce around.

And there is definitely a raft of MPs who would like to keep West Streeting out.

So they want to find a soft left MP who can do that.

Angela Rayner is coming back in the fray as a potential.

She's got the ear of the unions.

She's strong.

You know, she's a good communicator.

She's done a lot of the good sort of more progressive stuff of this government, like the Workers' Rights Bill.

Yes.

She's got a lot of things that I think under her belt that she can point to.

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