to rory stewart and _ just as likely to talk to rory stewart and barry- just as likely to talk to roryy as we would do talk with any— stewart and barry as we would do talk with any of— stewart and barry as we would do talk with any of the - do talk with any of the corbin's _ do talk with any of the corbin's shadow- do talk with any of the i corbin's shadow cabinet or starmer's _ corbin's shadow cabinet or starmer's shadow- corbin's shadow cabinet or starmer's shadow cabinet. jane, _ starmer's shadow cabinet. jane, we _ starmer's shadow cabinet. jane, we do _ starmer's shadow cabinet. jane, we do assume - starmer's shadow cabinet. jane, we do assume that. starmer's shadow cabinet. . jane, we do assume that the newspapers on the left will always support the labour leader, and then papers on the right will look at the conservative leaders, but it isn't always the case? no, obviously in the late 1980s and early 2000, the murdoch press supported tony blair, and famously a very close relationship there. i think thatis relationship there. i think that is slightly different now. i don't think

we're just as likely- to talk to rory stewart as we are to talk to - any of corbyn's shadow cabinet andnswer is probably no, no. i jane, we do assume that the papers on the left, the mirror and the guardian, say, will always support the labour leader and the papers on the right — the daily mail and the telegraph etc will support the conservative leader. but it's not always that simple? no, obviously in the late '90s, murdoch supported blair famously a very close relationship there. i think that's slightly different now. i don't think a labour leader needs the murdoch press now. i don't think it's that crucial. it's obviously important but it's not that crucial. the guardian i think didn't explicitly back the labour party the last election, election before. it's more complicated. i think that's the difference, because of social media you don't just need newspaper backings and i think it's much more open. what about on the conservative side? will every paper support every tory leader? i think they will. i think when it comes down to it. i had to raise a smile a couple weeks ago when boris

butjust as likely to talk to rory stewart and sean berry as we are to — stewart and sean berry as we of his cases a?— of his cases a? no, obviously in the late — of his cases a? no, obviously in the late 1970s, _ of his cases a? no, obviously in the late 1970s, the - of his cases a? no, obviously. in the late 1970s, the murdoch and blair— in the late 1970s, the murdoch and blair famously— in the late 1970s, the murdoch and blair famously very - in the late 1970s, the murdoch and blair famously very close i and blair famously very close relationship _ and blair famously very close relationship there. _ and blair famously very close relationship there. i- and blair famously very close relationship there. ithink- relationship there. i think that— relationship there. i think that slightly— relationship there. i think that slightly different - relationship there. i thinki that slightly different now. relationship there. i think. that slightly different now. i don't — that slightly different now. i don't think— that slightly different now. i don't think the _ that slightly different now. i