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Is Ed Davey the future of the Lib Dems?

What can Sir Ed Davey achieve in 55 minutes? That’s how long his speech to Lib Dem conference delegates is coming in at.

Sam, who’s at the conference in Bournemouth, and Anne consider the behind-the-scenes tussles and where the Liberal Democrats are trying to position themselves ahead of the next set of elections.

Away from conference, the OECD will release its latest economic outlook, but will it be a good or bad result for Rachel Reeves?

Plus, we have our weekly look at the state of the parties in our voting intentions poll.

Sam and Anne will debrief Ed Davey’s speech in an extra episode late on Tuesday afternoon.

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