This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Three minutes after ten is the time. Fill your boot. Roll up, roll up and fill your boots

with a little bit of political analysis this morning. I have to tell you, I don't know

whether or not you clock this, but I can't remember the last time the bookie's got something so wrong when it comes to the electoral behaviour of the British public. I heard the fellow from, I can't remember which bookmakers it was, but it doesn't matter. But I heard him on with Nick yesterday, and the Brexit party were absolute shoe-ins for this Peterborough by-election. And they came pretty close to winning.

Make no mistake.

It says something about British politics that are an organisation with no members and no

policies and led by an unelected racist liar can come very close to winning a seat in the House of Commons.

I don't know quite what it says about British politics, but it would be foolish to ignore that lesson. However, what lessons do you

draw from this by-election? Labour won. There is no mistaking that simple fact, but was it a glorious

victory? A glorious victory, I do not know. 17% down, but the actual majority was up.

It's not a traditional Labour seat.

It was held by that lady who had to resign after driving offences, wasn't it?

She was jailed for driving offences.

So you've kind of some people have suggested because the lady that won in Peterborough had done something on social media that was anti-Semitic.

Whether or not she knew what she was doing is, I suppose, debatable. But of course, some people are simply observing that Labour have replaced the criminal with the anti-Semite, whereas other people are pointing out that the left-wing racists beat the right-wing racists in the race to represent Peterborough. I don't know. I'm just telling you what's out there. I'm just telling you what's out there. And just in reference to that anti-Semitism accusation against Labour's new Peterborough MP. She has stressed already that she believes all anti-Semitism is abhorrent,

but she had liked a Facebook post that said Theresa May had a Zionist slave masters agenda.

She also endorsed a message that said Islamic extremists were created by the CIA and Mossad. It's not a good look. I mean,

the policing of social media is quite incredible. I use likes as a bookmark. I once liked a tweet

that was on one of the sort of far right websites, oddly, it ended up in my feed explaining why Ian Duncan Smith was a genius.

I liked it because I thought, whenever,

whenever I'm feeling low,

whenever I find myself in times of trouble,

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