and good, but what happens if you ve got a very strong first episode and everybody hates it later? this time it s released data on a different metric, which is the number that actually watched, i m sorry, the total hours that were viewed within the 28 days. it gives you much more of a picture. ok, that s the streaming giant that s been shaking things up. let s turn to the political news outlets that have in their own ways been shaking things up. jack, you ve been on the media show before back in 2017 at that point you had the most shared piece of any news outlook during the 2017 election. for listeners who don t know, what is the london economic? the london economic was born seven years ago, largely of the financial crash, and it was a paper that was trying to explain
two bites of the cherry, the big difference between starmer and blair is when they brought in alastair in the mid 90s and the mirror image within the last week they had john prescott. they got the trade unions on their side. and people forget that blair took people on a journey, it was a popularjourney with mass consent. i think starmer overstepped the mark last week in his initial proposal which collapsed. and i think he needs to learn a lesson from that. you can t bully people in a way that wasn t even being done by tony blair at his peak. there was a little bit of hubris. i think starmer and his team may beg to differ with you. we won t get into politics too much.. jack, tell me, in terms of corbyn and his team did you have contact with them, were you allied with them? no, not at all. as a newspaper i think we were born out of a lot of the same things ideologically.