Not a total surprise.

That was the first Labour leadership.

Hus stings at the weekend, and she afterwards gave her own verdict on her own performance as awful, awful.

An exciting day for Lisa Nandi, one of the other contenders.

She has taken a giant leap towards getting on to the final ballot paper by gatherings, the key nomination of the GNB union.

She's nearly got the cluster of nominations she needs.

It could be that Emily saw.

Bree doesn't make it to the final ballot paper.

But Lisa Nandi, as I say, has made a giant step towards it today.

Just Phillips, as you said, send out that message to her supporters.

His clip from that the Labour Party will need to select a candidate that can unite all parts of our movement, the union movement, the members, their elected representatives.

And I have to be honest with myself.

As I said, Oh, who is would be throughout this campaign that at this time that person isn't me.

Well, in that message, she is quite emotionally as just what it's quite often does tried toe express her apology to her team for what she's doing but backing out of this contest.

Where does the support go that she's managed to accumulate?

It's believe she managed to look quite a few new members into the Labour Party.

Where did the old members of the new members that she's accumulated go strong suspicions that some of them could go to Leeson?

Andy?

But the bulk of them probably are on a journey towards care.

Starmer on Dhe.

Virtually none of them going Thio Rebecca Long Bailey.

The bigger question in all of this, of course, is what is going to happen with the voters out there with whoever labor chooses can.

The new leader of the Labour Party, when elected, pull back, lost support, labour lost at the Lib Dems and others on the pro remain wing.

They lost two abstentions on they lost quite a lot of votes in seats like Birmingham, Northfield to the Tories.

We went to them, you know, feel during the election to talk to people who are thinking of moving from labor to the Tories.

We've been back to ask that same demographic people who actually shifted to the Tories who might just pull them back.

Birmingham Northfield snatched from Labor by the Tories last month.

During the campaign Channel Four news focus groups suggested a big shift in support.

The Tories was happening.

So with Labour trying to find a leader who can do better next time, we returned here to ask to focus groups of Labour voters who shifted to the Tories.

Who should?

Labor Focus groups can't tell you everything that Dominic Cummings, one of their most passionate advocates, thinks they were essential tools in the winning of the referendum campaign and the last general election campaign.

He's been seen watching La Nave streams of focus groups as they come in commission by the government, up and down the country.

They won't tell you whether it Labour leadership candidate can actually win in the country.

They could give you major clues as to the risks and opportunities that different candidates spring.

On Saturday, five Labour candidates paraded before Labour Party members.

One just Phillips is now withdrawn, just like the political strategist do.

Hiding behind the reflecting glass, we watched the focus groups, all of you voted labour before and then came to the conservative James Johnson of jail partners ran focus groups for Theresa May when she was in number 10.

To these voters, have any regrets?

They helped to elect Boris Johnson?

Something about him and I kept saying, This is something about him.

I just trust an actress like I can explain, General, What is that?

Since the election, he seems to have done some policies which were more, uh, kind of left wing than I expected in today.

So he seems to have put a bit more emphasis on the N hs than expected.

I think Barbie's Johnson's quote lockable because he's lazy.

Don't leave that.

That's the words.

A couple person seems more approachable.

Yeah, yeah, look of them as well.

Otherwise, hair's a bit messed up, and he just looks like he could you know, you could actually relight swimming, you know, actually, probably get your opponents across.

What kind of things you like to see in that?

That next labour leader gotta be passionate about what they do.

A lot of talk and they talked monitor.

They're looking at you and it's just gone through you.

Least when you see people are passionate, they're giving it this Boris gives the hand signs and stuff like any draws you in because you know what, you think this guy believes in me, says Leeson.

Andy.

Yeah, we heard a fellow.

She's from Wigan, isn't she?

We showed images and video clips of contenders you describe in July because it wasn't coupled with a strong commitment to actual disarmament.

And in fact, I came on your show time.

It's fine that that really confident I haven't seen it before, but from these two clips, I like you more believable, relatable and never heard of her dress for the occasion.

Recorded just before she withdrew, just Phillips got high recognition.

Birmingham Seat is nearby and similar praise to Leeson Andy Son reservations.

I don't think she tries what people should look like when they're going to a meeting to make Donald Trump the way she conducts herself.

She's really yeah, she's passionate Sheba wherever, but she's too working class.

Rebecca Long Bailey.

Yeah, my thoughts of her was that she was in Jeremy Corbyn's pocket.

She really is a clone off him.

He righted Corbin 10 attendant, so I don't know how you could move forward when they've been slashed and slaughtered so badly someone just to change, get 30 years younger and change into a female with the same policies.

Press pressed on this one.

We start talking about aspirations.

We could do a lot of democratizing our economy to alternative models of ownership, making sure workers in community have a real state in that future.

We can do that by making sure the political power shit.

She's following what Copan angry is.

Why don't seem passionate like a conclave at this point in an Ollie.

Would you really?

Emily Emily Thornberry hands if you knew what come she's crying out for is a credible and competent opposition.

I didn't think she can really strong.

She didn't sign.

Strong, confident in what she was saying might become for doing Didn't come over strong.

Okay, But the difference of opinion, the people So what do they make of the one man in this contest?

Here, start Labour's Brexit spokesman for three exhausting years.

Pierced armor gets high recognition.

Does he get high marks?

Way we're gonna lose?

General, let's talk about moving back towards the Centre.

Ground is a name without specifically saying that the center of politics now about how camp comes across more generally.

Kids relax.

Thought is quite weak.

Quite boring for a man off.

I found a week since I couldn't how long it's been diving, Cameron or thought that sort of just on these briefs, bits that we say not say came across this sort of corporate.

I think somebody is in a big room.

Very high powered people be brilliant.

That's so you come across to me as well, Not somebody for the people.

You put your hand up for each one if you can see them winning back your vote.

So the 1st 1 is Rebecca Long Bailey, Right?

Right.

Leeson.

Andy.

Okay, um, Jess Phillips.

Okay, um kissed Alma Emery.

Sombre.

The top two candidates of the movement in the vesting.

Odds are care.

Starmer, Rebecca on baby wake up.

Thes voters said their minds weren't closed to voting labour at the next election.

They wanted a leader, man or woman Didn't matter who was relatable and who moved labor towards the center.

The leaders these straying voters are drawn to don't seem to be the ones the labor activists have out in front.

That could add to the challenge of winning back seats like that.