“Extreme Muslims Have To STOP The Terror” | Laila Cunningham Takes Your Calls

You're a mum, I'm a dad.That, I'm not even going to use politics for a minute.I say she's thrown herself under the bus.That's against the law.

If Angela Rayner walked into...I've got teenagers at school.I know.If she walked into my children's class and lied to their face, I would be absolutely livid.That's not politics anymore, that's manipulation.

Yeah.

You know, she's scaremongering children.It's absolutely not politics.true, number one, I just want to put that clear, and she's just lying.

I told a story to Adrian Hilton who used to advise Michael Gove that I went to my kids, Lord Wambles College, I'm quite happy to name them because I was so appalled.Last summer Henry was leaving and they'd invited some guy from the BBC to speak and there were about six or seven hundred of us in one of those hot sweaty tents on a Saturday when you're desperate to leave and I happen to be near the front and he literally stood up and it was quite funny for the first three minutes then he said right I'm talking to you kids all of you teenagers the people that you're sat next to that your parents who pay for your education were wrong to vote for Brexit were wrong to be against immigration were wrong all of this right and I'm sat there and I'm thinking Well that's one -sided, that's manipulation and you're being paid for this you hypocrite.I walk out the tent, I tell the story, the deputy headmaster says that was good, I said it's a disgrace and I said should I tell you if he wasn't leaving I'd have taken him out.If you're going to have any political debate you have to have it both ways.Listen to this from Jackie from Stoke -on -Trent.Oh my God.

Could you imagine what Keir Starlin would be saying if Nigel Farage had gone into a school preaching about the wrongdoings of the Labour Party?He'd probably have banished him to the Tower of London.It's absolutely true.

Well, I mean, yeah, exactly.I mean, honestly, it made me so angry, that video, because she's manipulating children.She's using children.Also, it's kind of politically inept to post that video.

Well, I think she's just ended her chances of being the next Prime Minister.

I mean, it's obvious that the kids actually understand that Nigelis the only one putting the country first.And he said it.And she shut him down.She didn't even engage.

But even whatever his political thing is, whether it's pro -Nigel, pro -Stalin, the fact is you've posted that boy's picture on video, you idiot.I know.And she wants to appear at the G7 representing Great Britain.I think that video's done for her.I think that's massive, that video.

I think that is a danger to children.You are manipulating children.You're scaremongering them.And that is not the way to do politics ever.

A question from Ben from London to you, Leila.Do you think Nigel Farage will take Raina to court for the defamatory remarks she made about him on her illegal school video?

I think Nigel has the country to win.I don't know what Nigel will do, but that's not the first defamatory thing Labour has said.They just keep rolling them out.All they have are lies about us.You know, and it's very frustrating because the lies deters from the substance of what we're presenting for the country.

Do you know if this helps you?God, am I saying that to you?If I say this to you right, right, I've always had, and I went through a time when I did what I did and then I got slaughtered and I thought that I would never ever be able to show my face again.I remember somebody very close to me saying, the great British public are amazing.When push comes to shove, the great British public will discover and act upon the truth.And I would say politically, whatever your side, whatever lies are being perpetrated, we'll talk about starma and anti -semitism in a minute.

I think that most politicians, right, underestimate that when push comes to shove, the silent majority will work it out.I genuinely like, I watch what's happening with Polanski and I go, yeah, and it's going to get worse and worse, mate, because you are peddling In my mind, BS.And it's about to come back.and bite you on the backside.

I mean, to Polanski, just a second, he lied about being on the hypnosis council.You know, he was a student, he wasn't even qualified, yet he sold his services for larger breasts through hypnosis on the basis that he was qualified.

How can you make breasts...Why am I having this conversation with you?How can you make breasts bigger with hypnosis?

But hang on, and then it turns out that he wasn't a spokesperson for the Red Cross.How dare you manipulate the Red Cross?And then he says you used the wrong word.Mate, we know exactly what you meant.He's a complete charlatan.It's not even his real name.

Dave.He's just a complete charlatan.But going back to Starmer, I think...What Britain wants, and I don't say this lightly, they want a Prime Minister who's a patriot.And there's a difference between a patriot and a globalist, and that's the difference between Nigel and Starmer and the other Conservative PMs.Patriot?

Would Kenny Bade not be a patriot?A patriot asks one question, what's best for Britain?Globalist asks, what makes the world think well of us?And they're very different questions, by the way.And they have very, very different outcomes.

I've never known something get this traction.Vincent, North Yorkshire.Morning, Jez.Morning, Leila.Regarding the liar, Angel Arania, let's start by sacking the head of the school and any other department heads that allowed her to openly lie to the kids.Why do the lefties always seem to get away with it?

And why do do they go after children?Let's move the conversation on to yesterday.You are living and working in London.One of the things that's so obvious about the horrific attack at Golden is you have to be careful because the suspect is an ongoing trial, right?Not once did I hear Polanski or any of those do -gooders say, my God, anti -Semitism is the scourge.One of the biggest national embarrassments.

He went after disproportionate response by the police.Yesterday, because every single person, I think,of all political persuasion went yeah anti -semitism is appalling and needs to be stamped out.You know that, I know that.So what did we get?Did you see Starmer's speech yesterday?

It was like a bloody...

I'm going to play it to you.

Does he even say the word anti -Semitism?

Well, you'll love this.Why does that clown Starmer have to deliver any speech like a clergyman giving a sermon on Sunday morning?That's from Martin.Sue says...He creates a vacuum.He stood up yesterday, which we're going to play you in 10 Downing Street.

Suddenly, on the eve of the local elections, anti -Semitism is in his heart.Watch this load of video.whatever have a watch.

This crisis, it's a crisis for all of us.It is a test of our values, values that aren't guaranteed.They are earned every single day through our actions.So it's not enough to simply say we stand with Jewish communities.Of course we do, but we must show it and act it.And the responsibility lies with each and every one of us because it is our fight too.

Only by working together can we eradicate anti -Semitism from every corner of society.I expected him to finish with amen.

What does that even mean?No, it is the role of government which have failed the Jewish community catastrophically.We don't have a proper counter -radicalisation programme.I was at the Jewish Chronicle hustings and I had a Labour person there and a Conservative person there and I asked them, why on God's name Has the IRGC and the Muslim Brotherhood not been proscribed?as a terrorist organisation.And the Labour guy was, I think he was a peer, he kept saying, oh, you know, it's very complicated, but we have managed to prescribe two far -right groups.

I'm like, oh, so you have the time to do that?Tell me a time when a far -right group has caused mass casualties on our streets.And the thing is, I think the Jewish community is tired of political platitudes.You know, a bit of, oh, you know, we're going to give them a couple of millions here.We're going to add a few polices.This is after the effect.

You know, we have to recognise that we have to root out antisemitism at its root.

Listen to Linda, so annoyed today, Starmer says it's up to all of us.No, it's the extreme Muslims that have to stop the terror.We, the British, have lived peacefully with the Jewish people for decades.Say it how it bloody well is.

We have allowed radical Islam in the UK and right now it is aligning itself with the left Marxism.You know, we have the left Marxism, like the Green Party, who is aligning itself with radical Islam and I would like to see why their membership went up and until we have proper crackdown on radical Islam in this country, I'm afraid antisemitism is going to flourish.What do you think is the main protagonist of antisemitism?

What do you think is the main protagonist?You're saying extremism from Islam?

I'm saying Islamism.You know, you have people marching with Ayatollah Khomeini's sign on our streets.You have marches that are saying, effectively, death to Jews.and death to Israel.And it's completely unacceptable.And we've tolerated it.

How can we tolerate that on our streets?And when people talk about the Jewish community, I was there in Golders Green the day of the stabbings.People were like, thank you so much for coming and supporting our community.And I'm like, your community is my community.You know, we are one in London.When the Jewish community is under attack, we all are.

And who was it then?day that was saying it's incumbent on all of us?I'm not an anti -Semite.I never have.I don't hang out with anti -Semites.And if I was running this country or this city, I wouldn't tolerate anyone marching on our streets or any kind of anti -Semitism.

But sadly, as you and I know, the Greens and Labour, they've divided politics along religious and ethnic lines, and they go to every group and they tell them, you know what?You're a victim.You're oppressed by this country.They foster a hatred for this country.You're oppressed and only Labour and Green can save you.And you will never have unity in a country.

You will never have the Jewish community safe.Once you have groups of people competing against each other and being told that this country failed them and only Labour and Greens can save them, that is a problem.that creates division.

Let's try and balance it because it's really important to do so in terms certainly of where we're electing the elections tomorrow.I mean it says something that the Green Party MP Caroline Lucas who, I'm going to credit Caroline Lucas for a moment by the way, who literally would talk about the environment, sewage in rivers and hugging a tree and you might all laugh, she condemns Green candidates' anti -Semitic statements.It says something when one of the very few elected Green MPs, who got elected by the way to Parliament, on environmental issues.She wasn't hoovering up all the...

Can they even talk about environmental issues?

Absolutely.Let's go to the...Oh, that phone call's gone.Where's that phone call?It was all lined up for me, it's gone.Right, listen, you know when you do this show it's not always easy.

My mate Robin Newcastle's not very happy.He said, let's be honest here, and please ask later this with an honest answer.After listening this morning, I doubt it.Don't you all in reform understand that me and millions like me vote for you because you said you were different and would not conform to the way politics had been in this country?That we would not take part in the corrupted moral behavior that has made this country the mess it is?Then one minute we're destroying the Conservative Party, although now we're taking them regularly on board.

I believe, he said,this is interesting, we might join up and be best friends after the poison that's been thrown.I don't like that.That makes this party exactly the same as the rest.It's not what I signed up for and in my opinion Rupert Lowe will be clapping his hands because many will go that way.It's probably going to happen but it makes the party look awkward and wobbly right now.

Good, good question.

What is the question?

Why does reform keep signing up to people from a party it spent its time saying has done such an appalling job?

Well tomorrow's the deadline and I'm just gonna... anyone can join the party but they join with a mandate and that is the mandate that Nigel is the leader and Nigel is...You know, he's very determined, again, to put Britain first, to make right all the wrongs of the Conservative Party.And listen, if someone wants to...

But people like Rob would say, if you're going to right the wrongs, and we have to have the conversation, that's what this job's about, why would you include people who were part of a party that made the wrongs you're saying got the country to where it is?

Because they've repented and they recognise it was wrong.And listen, I think Rob and I assume they're talking about, you know, perhaps Zoella, They said they tried and they couldn't do it.You know, leadership and collective responsibility of the cabinet means something.And if you have a leader, as they had a Prime Minister who's not on board with what they want to do, then they couldn't do it.You know, now they finally have it.

Do we in their defence say both of them resigned?One was sacked, one resigned?I don't know.I'm simply saying there is that frustration.

We're not here to punish, we are here to fix.And anyone who wants to join the team that's willing to fix the country, really, you know, and I'll say this, and I've gone across London now, No one's in reform because it's reform.We are all here because we want to fix the country.It is not, you know, some prestigious hundred -year -old party.We are here because we want to fix the country, and we recognize that all the other parties have had their chance.You know, there's been a cosy consensus.

People I speak to in London have been like,you know, I vote one way, I vote the other, I vote Labour, I vote Conservative.It's the same, right?And we're not interested in that cosy consensus.

Is that why, is that why in your mind it has become fragmented?Let me get a call on for you as well.We've got a Hampshire, Laura Drane, Drane, Laura Drane, Laura Jane, you're through to Leila Cunningham.Good morning.

Good morning.Good morning, Leila.I'm very excited.I'm very lucky to have been invited to the camp tomorrow night in Hampshire.I won't say, but I am excited to see how things go.I think it's very difficult for young people across the board who will be voting tomorrow.

I have two 30 and one 28 year old.And it's very difficult for them now because they are faced sometimes with just two rather stark, uncomfortable choices.And I feel going forward to the general election, we might be in the same situation, which is very difficult for young people.And I wondered how you find when you're talking to young people about their, you know, possible voting for you and and councillors and it's going forward to the general election, how you find that sort of age group, what how they're thinking and how you attack them, particularly on anti -Semitism, because most of them have this view, for example, that it's not about anti -Semitism.It's about the fact that, you know, Jews are destroying people in Gaza.They don't seem to be able to separate.

things, young people now, they see it in a sort of black and white situation.And I just wondered what your views were.

Well, in terms of that, Labour and Greens have milked that, you know, they've fostered these grievances.And as I said, they've told different groups, you're a victim of this country, you've been oppressed by this country, you have to hate this country.And only we can sayyou.And that is the wrong message.I want to instill pride in this country, pride in the future of this country, and pride in everything this country represents.

I spoke to a young person yesterday who said, you want to remove the human rights.Do you want to remove my human rights?And I had to explain to him, actually, we invented human rights.You know, we brought the Magna Carta in.And he goes, oh, I didn't know that.And I actually enjoy talking to young people because it's a testy debate, but it's a good one.

But in terms of your, that's probably a lower age group, but in terms of your children, they have been betrayed.You know, they have been betrayed.Young people, I can speak for London, cannot afford to live in London.You know, housing in London has gone massively down and across the nation.And let's not forget, NIMBYism is across both parties, Labour and Conservatives, they look people in the eye and say we're the party of home ownership and then campaign for less housing.

I see, actually, Laura, sorry to jump in, but I see what you just said about NIMBYism exactly the same as anti -Semitism and detention centres and all this sort of stuff.People will pontificate and give platitudes about how we must build detention centres, we must eradicate these marches, anti -Semitism's a disgrace, we must build houses and then you get politicians from all parties who go, I believe that, but not in my constituency.That's an absolute disgrace.Laura, thank you very much too.Excuse me, I'm dribbling.It's got a Portsmouth Dania through to Leila Cunningham.

Good morning.

Hello, mate.Yeah, so I just want to disagree with the lady there.She said about what the types of candidates we don't want from the Tories.I think that Suella Brafman was a perfect signing, fantastic.She did try and she's a perfect before candidate.But the ones I've got a massive problem with are Nadine Doris, people like her, and the other guy, I can't remember his name.

Nadine Zahawi.Nadine's, yes.I mean, these were lockdown maniacs and COVID maniacs, you know, they were just, they were the exact problem.They were Boris, absolutely.They followed Boris on everything.So, you know, they were the kind of Tories you do not want.

And they are causing a problem for me. I'll hold my nose and vote for reform.But it will be difficult because of signings like that.We don't want them.We don't want those people.Laila?

So, I mean, listen, I'm against the online safety bill.I wasn't, I think the lockdowns destroyed this country in so many different ways.But I said Suella, you know, she tried and she couldn't.

No, he's saying that Nadhim Doris and Nadhim Sahawi, people who in his mind smack of everything that was wrong with the Tory government, he said as a reform voter he would hold his nose but he feels that some of the signings do level the criticism that Those sorts of people didn't need to be welcome into your party.

You're going to have people in all parties that you agree with, that you don't like, that you like.Look at the leader, look at what we want to do, and look at the outcomes of what a reformed government would do.And I think that's what we need to focus on.Nigel is the leader.Nigel will set the direction, the priorities.And you know that he always stands for what's best for our country.

He's fought for sovereignty.You know, he's got the receipts.He is the only leader.that has never changed her stance on Britain first, and that is what a patriot is.He's not a globalist, and anyone who came into the party, whether it's Nadine Doris or Nadine Zahawi or Suella or Jeremy, understand that.There's no ambiguity.

I'm going to make a criticism.Nadine Doris appeared at that party conference with about 37 seconds, said we should get Boris Johnson on board.And everybody, because I was in that hall, recoiled in horror.

Yeah, that was wrong.you know that was that you know that was wrong and perhaps it was you know I don't know you know it's a personal friend perhaps she sees a sign to Boris that we don't.

I just think there's a part of your supporters who feel that the message should be enough and you don't have to to bring in these people.Let's move it to this though because I think theother thing that needs talking about, because I'd love your take on that.I know it's difficult when we're doing local elections, we're talking about national issues.Did you see, can we play that clip from Kemi Bailon from the Tories yesterday, intimating that actually there could be some sort of agreement.I've never heard her say this before.

Play this clip please.

We are willing to work with people who will help deliver conservative policies.

I've not heard that before.All I've heard is her and Farah saying they've never worked together.

Well, hang on.I don't even understand that argument.The reason why they're not working with reform in the ones we've won is because we don't, with Conservatives, because we don't want to.They are not Conservatives anymore.And as again, you know, it was the Conservative councils that implemented 20 mile per hour zones across the council.They're the NIMBYs who didn't build houses and betrayed our people.

They're the ones that allowed mass migration.It was under the Conservatives that the Boris wave came in and it flooded our towns and villages.And right now, we're not going to have to work with them.

the Liberal Democrats on 15, Labour on 15, the Dame Edna Everidge, you need to iron your t -shirt before you come to work, Christian Party on 14, I've no idea.Would the right not have a moral responsibility to the people that would either be Conservative voters, Reform voters,Rupert Low voters, all of those, to go, this country can't have another five years of this.And if those green people are going to join with Labour, whoever's the leader, Starmer or not, and Ed Davies is going to come in and go, I'd quite like a cabinet position, surely Farage, Beynon, whoever it is, are going to go for the good of Great Britain.We're at least going to have a story.And that yesterday, for me, and for many people contacting the show, is the first time they've heard anybody say that.

I know Nigel Farage wants to destroy the Tory party, the way that he felt, you know, the way they treated him after Boris Johnson.I know that the Tories refuse to accept their line every day.You heard it from Richard Holden this morning from the Tory party saying, reform, make promises and don't see it through.But is there not going to be a moment in your mind where, for the good of this country, if one party doesn't go through the atmosphere, the stratosphere, that somebody's going to have to have that bloody conversation, Leila?

So we are going to go through the stratosphere.We're not going to need any kind of prop up.But I'll put this to you.You say unite the right.I would argue that the Conservatives are not on the right.A right government is one that believes in low taxes.

Under them, we had the highest tax burden since World War II.A low government believes in controlled immigration.We had mass migration.A right government believes in home ownership.I think we had the lowest home ownership amongst young people.A right government believes in law and order.

We had some of the highest crime rates.They're the ones that politicised stop and search, they cut police stations.I've been all across London where they've closed down police stations, cut police numbers.A right government believes in enterprise.We had, under them, we're number 20 for IPOs in the world, with UK companies listing abroad.It was under them, the net zero madness.

It was them that implemented it.I'm struggling to see how the Conservatives are right wing anymore.

OK, point taken.But I repeat the question.in two and a half years to step star marina miller band burnhamwhoever the bloody hell it is, Calamity Lammy, along with a combination of the Greens and Ed Davey, would the right not owe it to the British people to have that conversation if you don't go in the stratosphere?Of course you're not going to say the day before a local election that you're not not going to go into the stratosphere but I do think people are beginning to question, that's all I'm saying.

I mean, that is the same as me dreaming what I'd do if I won the lottery.We are in it.She's not bad at this.We are in it to win it.And according to the polls, we are going to win it.And we're going to win it big because the country recognises that Tory and Labour have had their chance.

And listen, I'm sure some people will say, you know what, I'll vote for reform just once to see what they do.And the difference is, Jeremy, is that we're not interested in clinging to failure.We're not like the other parties where we're going to fail for 14 years or however many years and say, you know what, we got it wrong, vote for us again.None of us are in it for that.We are in it to be radical and make change.

Because of those local elections tomorrow, 5 ,000 council seats up for grabs, 136 local elections, local authorities, we can only talk about national politics.In the last half an hour, we've talked into Leyla about anti -Semitism, we've talked about the Labour leadership challenge, we've talked about Cammy Bainot, and we've talked about the liar that is Angela Rayner.We've got 15 minutes, if you want to speak to the main radio, 344991000, text 287222, back in three.Welcome back.25 minutes to 10 o 'clock.Julia Hartley -Brewer from 10, Ian Collins from 1, and Kev O'Sullivan on drive from 4 o 'clock this afternoon.

That's your line -up on talk.Leila Cunningham, a Reforms mayoral candidate in London.Just to remind you, local elections tomorrow.You're going to be out and about.It's very important that we only talk national policies.Jeff, you're in Cheshire.

Good morning.How are you?

Yeah, I'm good, Jezza.Thank you.Good morning, Leila.

Leila can't answer local questions, so I know what you're going to ask.Make this on a national level and you'll get an answer.

Okay, on a national basis, how are the...to deal with the blob?When you've got someone like Ed Davey who says that two thirds of the civil service are Liberal Democrats, that's going to make life very difficult for whoever comes into power on a national basis.

Yeah, so let's just define what the blob is.The blob is not only the civil service.It's unelected bureaucrats, quangos, institutions.And I think that's why you're right.People vote for change and nothing actually happens because somehow governments feel they're beholden to them.But parliament is sovereign.

And we're going to have a huge political mandate from the voters.And if anyone doesn't want to play ball and wants to undermine democracy in our country, then they're going to have to go.And that is a warning to everyone.who works in these quangos and unelected bodies, who cost millions if not billions of pounds, if you're going to go against the British people, then you'll no longer have a job.And it's as simple as that.

Really interesting.Geoff, thank you.This is an interesting one about Starmer.And it says, does Leyla think that to keep power, Starmer will threaten his MPs and go down the general election route, as Rishi Sunak did, because he threw his toys out the window?

100%.

Do you?

Yeah, I mean, it makes sense, right?He'd be like, well, you guys want to get rid of me?Fine, I'll just call a general election.I'm sure, I don't know if...

Which would be a good move, Simon, you should do it.

Well, that's...So he's...I mean, I think Sunak threw the towel in and thought, sod it, you want me out, I'm just going to throw you all to the wolves.And certainly amongst Tory MPs that I've spoken to in the last two years, there's a feeling that if he'd waited, it could have been very, very different.Another question.This is really interesting.

Andy Burnham, have you seen this story about being a Trojan horse newspaper today.He's the messiah, the mayor of Manchester that the Labour Party would have you believe can come in and change the world.I get told off by people who say, mate, come to bleeding Manchester.I worked there 15 years.There's things to say about us everywhere else.But you've got a Prime Minister who will not, at any cost seemingly, let anybody challenge him.

So presumably the general election is the answer, right?

Yeah, I mean, I don't know how Andy Burnham, there's this myth around him.I'm like you.People who are from his constituency or where they live, he doesn't get that glowing reviews.But that just shows you the Labour Party have no one.

You look at that front bench they don't do that.Let's go to the phone lines Hertfordshire Elliot you're on talk breakfast through to Leila Cunningham good morning Good morning.

I have a very important question.I'm not a constitutional expert, but I have to ask Miss Cunningham this, and I think she's great, but please, Leyla, if I may call you Leyla, answer this.Constitutionally, very quickly, constitutionally, in order to get bills through Parliament, they've got to go through the Commons majority, they go to the Upper House of Lords, and then they go for Royal Assent.The key thing is, in order to get that undertaken and get your commitment to passing whatever you want to do on your policies through, you need to have a majority in the House of Lords.As I understand it, allegedly, you don't have any representation there.How are you going to do that?

Blair put through the Parliament Act, and I know what that is from my own politics when I did my degree, but how many times can you put in the Parliament Act into operation?You need to have major representation and you need a majority to get your activity and bills through as Acts of Parliament for Royal Assent, but you don't have that.No one's discussing this.educate me because I don't get it.And how are you going to do it?That's the question.

Very simple, very straightforward, I believe.

So I'll put it this way, and you've highlighted the exact problem with the House of Lords.If the House of Lords is going to start undermining a huge political mandate, then we have an issue with the House of Lords.If the people vote for certain things that we will put in our mandate, and with a huge majorityand the House of Lords tries to stop that or stifle it, then I think we're going to have to re -evaluate the role of the House of Lords.They are an unelected body, they are there to ensure I think legislation is feasible, but they are not really there.

I'm going to jump in on that, and people might be really amazed.I quite like the institutions that represent this country, but the House of Lords, Elliot, in my mind, both of you actually, was supposed to be full of people from all walks of life who would bring an expertise, a different expertise, a different experience.You look at that Labour frontbench, you think none of them have worked in business, for example.So you'd have philanthropists, I can't even say the word, scientists, people in education, people who've worked in the diplomatic corps.No, the truth of the matter is that the House of Lords, and this isn't just on Starmer, this is on Labour, It's become a consolation prize.whether it does have still a place in British politics.

And if you cannot have an unelected House trying to stop an elected House doing what it was elected to do, then we don't have democracy in this country.If they're going to undermine democracy, then you have to have a serious discussion about it.Would you abolish it?I'm in two minds because if it was filled with experts, if it was filled with 100 % and a cross -section of society and people, but once it's become a consolation prize, you know, thanks for doing this for the party.

There's a 23 -year -old Lord who worked for a year in labour services.office.Right, I'm sorry, that's not me being ageist before anybody jumps up and down.What bloody experience of life as a 23 -year -old?Yeah, Lord Lloyd Webber or Lord Botham or people who have done stuff for years, but really a 23 -year -old who probably has a political objective and would use that from political ends.Dangerous to me.

Thank you very much indeed Elliot and thank you Leila.Just one thing, yesterday Angela Rayner said despite the fact she lost the union support, she didn't do particularly well in that school, she's given up vaping.So we said this morning, what have you given up?A lot of people have given up hope, Mark's given up food, Christian's given up ironing his clothes, I've given up two marriages, just a joke.What have you given up?

After campaigning in London, I've given up despair for London, I've hoped for London.