I'm Thank you. Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the weekly podcast with me, Steve Richards.

Thanks so much for tuning in wherever you are in the UK or indeed

around the rest of the world. And as ever, we've got a lot to cram in in our time together.

If it's okay with you, I'll make a couple of assembly announcements and then reflect on the vote of confidence in Johnson and one of

its implications at least. And then we'll go over to you for some questions. So first of all,

yeah, a couple of assembly announcements. Rock and roll Politics is live at King's Place on Wednesday,

and we can all join in because it's streaming live as well.

And that means I will be reflecting in much more detail about Boris Johnson,

where he is, what it tells us, about the modern Conservative Party,

and indeed modern Britain

and what could well follow from what happened yesterday.

And of course, all of you will as well.

There will be predictions and you can make your predictions

via the streaming service as much as live in the hall.

And you can also ask questions on the streaming service as well.

So do join us. That's Wednesday 7 o'clock on the live stream. Most of the live tickets have gone in

the hall, but there are a few left on the King's Place website. So you can go there, get that,

and we can get together and have a whole

evening. Those of you on the stream and indeed are live, get a glass of wine and we can make

sense of another epic week in British politics. I think one of the interesting elements, there

are so many, but I'm going to reflect on one is today and the podcast is the

little viny. I'm going to reflect on two things actually, the booing of Johnson the other day.

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