we're also joined by two labour mps who have both criticised the leadership — stephen kinnock and stephen, and we will get into that. we asked the party to provide us with an mp supportive of the leadership. no one was available, unfortunately. so we are very grateful that two commentators who support jeremy corbyn are here — ash sarkar and owen jones. right, first let's talk about anti—semitism — does last night's programme reflect the labour party you know? what is your reaction to last night's programme? what is your reaction to last night's programme ?|j what is your reaction to last night's programme? i thought last night's programme? i thought last night's programme? i thought last night's programme was a bunch of wimps, quite honestly. i have been attacked in the streets for carrying attacked in the streets for carrying a palestinian bag, and i didn't have a palestinian bag, and i didn't have a nervous breakdown. why did they? did anyone else think those former party staff were wimps for speaking out in that way? i have been a membersince out in that way? i have been a member since

let's talk now to conservative mp mark francois, along with snp mp pete wishart, and labour's mp stephen kinnock for joining us. stephen kennett, yesterdayjeremy corbyn said he surprised us with when he would put forward a motion of no confidence. when would you like to see it?|j think probably early september is the best point because we will know by then whether boris johnson the best point because we will know by then whether borisjohnson has managed to get anything from brussels or he is just intent on crushing our country out of the eu ona crushing our country out of the eu on a catastrophic no deal basis. there is no mandate for that in parliament, both the conservative party and labour party stood on a platform of the 2017 general election but there is no mandate for no deal, that is very clear grounds for a motion of no confidence in early september, i think. the snp? as soon as possible is my view. the minister has been elected on the backs of a curious 160,000 electorate of the conservative party, so ill prepared to run a country, so what we want is to ensure that there is an opportuni