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Noa Hoffman is joined from Labour conference in Liverpool by James Heale and economics editor Michael Simmons to discuss Chancellor John Healey’s keynote speech. They discuss his attempt to sell fiscal discipline in distinctly Labour language, whether the government’s reindustrialisation plans add up and what the speech tells us about the economic argument Andy Burnham wants to make.
Plus, as the bars begin to swell on day two of the conference, can Labour's united front continue for Shabana Mahmood's speech?
Produced by Patrick Gibbons.
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