Joining the discussion are Darren Jones, Chief Secretary to the Treasury; Tom Baldwin, a biographer of Keir Starmer; and Gary Neville, the famous footballer and commentator. They tackle Labour's evolving role in power amid protests and negative headlines. The guests question if current challenges stem from structural issues or are merely teething problems. They also reflect on the balance of promoting business growth while ensuring workers' rights, alongside the necessity of rebuilding public trust with decisive and transparent action.

Eluned Morgan, the new First Minister of Wales, joins Tom Baldwin, a key figure in Keir Starmer's strategies. They delve into the urgent challenges facing Welsh Labour, especially around the Port Talbot steel plant's uncertain future. The discussion highlights the need for a robust industrial strategy focused on manufacturing and renewable energy. They also explore the potential anti-incumbency threats Welsh Labour may confront and emphasize the importance of effective political messaging in navigating these turbulent times.

Ailbhe Rea and Tom Baldwin discuss Keir Starmer's background, legal career, and rise to Labour leader, highlighting his family life, early challenges, and transformation from human rights lawyer to political leader. They delve into his leadership style, strategic decisions, and key moments during COVID lockdown, showcasing his journey to becoming Prime Minister.

Ailbhe Rea and Tom Baldwin discuss Keir Starmer's childhood, legal career, and rise to Labour Party leader. They reveal behind-the-scenes details and insights on his leadership style, strategic decisions, and family life.

Kate Andrews and Tom Baldwin discuss Labour's vague manifesto details, emphasizing the need for economic growth and tax strategies. Tom also shares a humorous story about Angela Rayner's election bus and a lettuce with googly eyes.