Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says she’s ’putting the party back in Labour Party’ before taking the first DJ stint at the TikTok Labour Conference event - plus Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and Emily Thornberry have a dance-off.
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00:00I am totally overwhelmed, I'm never speechless, this is incredible. I'm standing here, William,
00:16you guys, putting the party back into the Labour Party. And it's my actual job. I just
00:27wanted to say this to you, it's not a moment for seriousness, we are having, we have worked
00:32so hard to get to this moment, we are going to have one hell of a party tonight. But I
00:40wanted to say this, right, is that there are kids all over the country, the next Will Youngs,
00:45who knows, and we, every time we've been in government, four times we've gone from opposition
00:52to government in 100 years, we have opened up chances for kids in every part of our country
01:00to live those richer, larger lives. Unlike the Tories, we have never believed that art and
01:06culture and music and sport belong to only a few of us, they belong to us all. And that's why
01:12this Labour government, the fourth ever Labour government in history, is going to do that again.
01:18But it's not a night for speeches, it's a night for fun. And so I am really, you're going to have
01:30a great night of DJing ahead of you. But we're going to start, we're going to start with the
01:38greatest cultural icon of the last 20 years. If you don't like Britney Spears,
01:51get out of my nightclub. It's Nandi.
02:00I think we should be nice, I think we should dedicate this to the poor old Tories.
02:08I think we should dedicate this to the poor old Tories.
02:38I think we should be nice, I think we should dedicate this to the poor old Tories.