Dashboard/Kemi Badenoch/BBC News interview with Chris Mason: youth jobs, Reform, the triple lock and the NHS
Interview · 6 Oct 2026
BBC News interview with Chris Mason: youth jobs, Reform, the triple lock and the NHS
Video: YouTube: BBC Politics (official channel). Retrieved 7 Oct 2026.
In the record, not in the score. 146 sentences and 22 questions from YouTube captions. The selection rule did not choose it, so it does not count towards the score. How transcripts are chosen
- Official title
- Kemi Badenoch: ‘I want Reform voters to come back’ | BBC News - YouTube
- Speaker
- Kemi Badenoch (Leader of the Opposition)
- Date delivered
- 6 Oct 2026
- Where
- Publisher
- YouTube: BBC Politics (official channel)
- Page
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGRZP_K0MLQ
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-07T14:27:08+00:00
- SHA-256 of raw file
- 22c8d0fb046afbbcdd4dbfd75475052db1858b75a17a76790ff1f07bcfbed22b
- Licence
- Standard YouTube licence; transcript from captions, quoted for review
- Note on record
- Transcript from the video's captions, fetched on 2026-10-07; not an official record. Captions do not say who is speaking: Polifiles assigned each turn by reading the captions, without checking the audio. BBC Politics' upload of the BBC News interview recorded at the Conservative conference in Birmingham (10 minutes), from the first question; the closing thanks are left out. The presenter is named in the video description (BBC Political Editor Chris Mason) and in the captions ("Chris, the world has changed"). Turns assigned by meaning rather than the '>>' marks; a few short fragments where the voices overlap ("policy didn't work", "in this future") are given to Chris Mason, and her one-word "Yeah" inside his last question is left with it. Trimmed: ends at "They're going to miss him so much.".
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