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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots. I'm James Hill and I'm joined today by Katie Bors.

Let's go to the spectator and Paul Goodman, editor and author of Home.

Now Katie, what's the latest on the whole Boris Rishi Nadine drama?

Well, it's still going. Great.

Old and Indian Doris is hit out on various platforms in a column in the day mail,

which is usually has been a pretty supportive Boris Johnson and also on Talk TV.

Saying sinister forces stopped her purge. Now we actually know one of these sinister forces

or alleged ones, formerly of this Paris James Forsyth, the political secretary has been accused

alongside a Rishi Sunak of making it very difficult not learning the Indian Doris know which

you need to know in order to go through the vetting process. This has, as you would expect,

received a pretty strong repeat from the cabinet office, from figures in number 10,

who are pointing out the way this vetting process works and actually is suggesting that if anyone

is giving the wrong instructions here, it would have been Boris Johnson, given he would have been

briefed on how exactly the process works and the problem in terms of sitting MPs need to quit

within six months. So within a situation where it feels as though neither side is really going to move,

I think Boris Johnson's line has evolved in recent days. So on Friday, you had the suggestion

from team Johnson that the Prime Minister had edited the list when I got back from Halak,

so the official vetting procedure, then it became that the Prime Minister had edited the list

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