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Welcome to the New European podcast. My name is Steve Anglesey. There's no Richard Porritt this week.

He's off visiting his relatives in Cornwall. The Porrits of Penzance. An excellent joke there. We'll be hearing from

Richard later on in this pod though and he's been speaking to Dinesh Deneja, who's a Libidem MP for

London, also the founder of the travel firm E-bookers and Dinesh will be giving us his verdict on

who's going to be the new Prime Minister, I think we might know, and also the

Lib Dem's resurgence. And after we've heard from them, of course, we'll be crowning a

Brexiteer of the week, as we do every week, in Richard's absence, and refusing to laugh at my

fantastic porrits of Penzance show, but, you know, it's too late now. I'm joined by Jono Reed, who runs the

T&E website. Are you okay, John? Yeah, I'm off the suspension this week, so. It's, we're

very excited to have you. And, uh, and, uh, and your expertise is going to come in handy as we, we,

we go into this first bit. I have had a great idea for the film, by the way.

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