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that tried to keep people in the labour party when many were thinking of leaving it during thejeremy corbyn years. this week he is announcing a new approach to crime, an approach that attempts to prevent crime, protect communities, he says that whenjeremy corbyn was leader, labour gave the impression they were more concerned about the criminals than they were about the victims. welcome to political thinking. thank you. when keir starmer finally announced that there was no way back forjeremy corbyn, as someone who is a veteran for the struggle inside the party, how did it make you feel? i felt relieved, is the truth. there are two reasons for this, one is the necessity for keir starmer as a leader of the party to show that he has changed the party and that he will change the country. that has been done. for me too, my history and politics goes back to lambeth when i was first elected as a councillor, lambeth had previously been run by the hard left under ted knight. so i have
knife. so if and i don t know their backgrounds, if there is an opportunity to intervene earlier why would you not do that? because you re stopping people becoming victims of crime. aha, you re stopping people becoming victims of crime. you re stopping people becoming victims of crime. a slogan could sum this u - , victims of crime. a slogan could sum this no. tongh victims of crime. a slogan could sum this no. tough on victims of crime. a slogan could sum this up, tough on crime. victims of crime. a slogan could sum this up, tough on crime. tough i victims of crime. a slogan could sum this up, tough on crime. tough on | this up, tough on crime. tough on the causes of crime? it this up, tough on crime. tough on the causes of crime? the causes of crime? it is, you re riaht, the causes of crime? it is, you re right. that the causes of crime? it is, you re right. that was the causes of crime? it is, you re right, that was tony the causes of crime? it is, you re right, that w
saying and to change because the labour party is a party that was formed by working people to give a voice to working people, and we are utterly failing in that mission. there is an intriguing phrase in that. take back control. it s used by keir starmer in his long essay. he thinks voters want that and have not had it. were you saying in some ways to people who voted leave, i know you did want to take back control, but you haven t, but labour will help you? around two thirds of the national average is earnings in my constituency. a lot of them are in insecure work. have to balance work with uncertain hours with childcare.
ever so slightly dull? i think there are certainly worse criticisms that you could lay at the door of a chancellor. if you could be a chess piece, what would it be? i think i d be the queen. the most powerful piece on the board. i want to be the queen to get the opponent and checkmate. if you re asking if i want to be the leader of the labour party, that is never something i have aspired to do. thejob i want more than anything else is chancellor, i think i m well qualified. takes off glasses. rachel reeves, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. if chess is like politics, the truth is we re more than halfway through it. labour find themselves