Hello and Spike Podcasts I'm Fraser Myers and back with me today a Spikes deputy editor and host of the Last Orders podcast Tom Slater.

Hello? And Spike columnist Ella Wheelen.

Hi. Coming up on the show today we'll be talking new parties, the row between France and Italy and campus censorship.

Party insiders are talking about an anti Brexit campaign to occupy the political

middle ground. New anti-Brexit parties has officially launched...

What many would say is the shambles of Brexit would voters in the UK

be open to a centrist party.

Nigel Farage has announced his official return to the Brexit Frey this morning.

The former leader of UKIP says it would be negligent to stand by and watch MPs wreck Britain's bid to leave the European Union.

According to a recent Comres poll, 79% of voters think that most politicians do not take into account the views and concerns of ordinary people.

64% of voters say, today's parties do not offer me an appealing choice of who to vote for.

So if the established parties aren't representing the public, do we need new

parties to do the job? Tom, you wrote about this this week. Can you tell us your thoughts?

Yes, I wrote about it this week under the kind of headline of The Rise of the Not Shores,

and that's one thing which I've noticed many other people have noticed as well, to be fair,

which is that over the course of the past six months, kind of as the Brexit crunch has really been taking place as Brexit has been passing

through Parliament and hitting all of these roadblocks, this big kind of

constitutional question of you know how does the public's desire to leave the

European Union pan out given that so much of the political

classes either dead set against it or pursuing their own kind of, you know, particular

agendas and particular battles within their own parties.

One thing that was so striking is as all of this is going on,

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