Coffee House Shots: Labour conference lookahead | with Jonathan Ashworth

Coffee House Shots: Labour conference lookahead | with Jonathan Ashworth

Ahead of Labour Party conference, Tim Shipman is joined by former shadow cabinet minister Jonathan Ashworth to discuss the mood inside the party, Andy Burnham’s growing authority and whether he could be tempted to call an early general election. They also consider the pressures facing Burnham on tax, welfare, Europe and the North Sea – and why, sooner or later, he will have to start making enemies.

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