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I'm actually a cyber criminal. In amongst my other various hats that I wear as a working class McDonald's worker. But anyway... Well, let's find out how weird things are going to get. Here's a taste of Kemi Badenoch's victory speech.

I'm actually a cyber criminal. In amongst my other various hats that I wear as a working class McDonald's worker. But anyway... Well, let's find out how weird things are going to get. Here's a taste of Kemi Badenoch's victory speech.

The Liberal Democrats have been quite outspoken about this. Lib Dem leader Ed Davey called the results a dark, dark day for people around the globe and said that the world's largest economy and most powerful military will be led by a dangerous, destructive demagogue. Do you think this could be a problem with other parties?

The Liberal Democrats have been quite outspoken about this. Lib Dem leader Ed Davey called the results a dark, dark day for people around the globe and said that the world's largest economy and most powerful military will be led by a dangerous, destructive demagogue. Do you think this could be a problem with other parties?

Do you think that... Let's, for talk's sake, call it a unity cabinet, which I find unity, Kemi Badenoch, not two words that sit well in my head. But do you think that would be able to hold, though? I mean, my impression of Badenoch, and perhaps I'm wrong, is that, you know, she really believes all the things she says.

Do you think that... Let's, for talk's sake, call it a unity cabinet, which I find unity, Kemi Badenoch, not two words that sit well in my head. But do you think that would be able to hold, though? I mean, my impression of Badenoch, and perhaps I'm wrong, is that, you know, she really believes all the things she says.

Does that not mean if Badenoch is a true believer, so to speak, won't that mean that cabinet will just fall apart anyway? Potentially.

Does that not mean if Badenoch is a true believer, so to speak, won't that mean that cabinet will just fall apart anyway? Potentially.

Do you think that... You know, we've just started off this conversation talking about the US election. Donald Trump has a close relationship to Nigel Farage. That makes him more of an asset, you could say, to the right side of Commons. Do you think that this could be the worst possible result for the Conservatives or...?

Do you think that... You know, we've just started off this conversation talking about the US election. Donald Trump has a close relationship to Nigel Farage. That makes him more of an asset, you could say, to the right side of Commons. Do you think that this could be the worst possible result for the Conservatives or...?

Unsurprisingly, this went down like a lead balloon with Commonwealth leaders who in their conference agreement insisted that the time has come for a conversation about reparatory justice. Joining us now is Belle Ribeiro-Addy, the Labour MP for Clapham and Brixton Hill and chair of the all-party parliamentary group for African reparations to discuss what justice might look like.

Unsurprisingly, this went down like a lead balloon with Commonwealth leaders who in their conference agreement insisted that the time has come for a conversation about reparatory justice. Joining us now is Belle Ribeiro-Addy, the Labour MP for Clapham and Brixton Hill and chair of the all-party parliamentary group for African reparations to discuss what justice might look like.

Belle, welcome to Pod Save the UK.

Belle, welcome to Pod Save the UK.

It also makes me think, you know, we're all talking about a Labour government for 10 years. And this is a bit of a shock because it kind of reminds you, oh no, I mean, anything could change at the next election even. Absolutely.

It also makes me think, you know, we're all talking about a Labour government for 10 years. And this is a bit of a shock because it kind of reminds you, oh no, I mean, anything could change at the next election even. Absolutely.

And we had an episode with Laura Trevelyan and Clive Lewis, and they were talking about, you know, the case of reparations as well. And there was one insight that really stuck with me where they were talking about what would the money that the UK pays to, let's just say, a Caribbean nation, what would it be used for? Well, probably a substantial amount of it would be for climate security.

And we had an episode with Laura Trevelyan and Clive Lewis, and they were talking about, you know, the case of reparations as well. And there was one insight that really stuck with me where they were talking about what would the money that the UK pays to, let's just say, a Caribbean nation, what would it be used for? Well, probably a substantial amount of it would be for climate security.

You would say that actually a move like this would make the world a safer place, a better place, would not only be moral, but smart.

You would say that actually a move like this would make the world a safer place, a better place, would not only be moral, but smart.