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I want to introduce you to

I want to introduce you to an endangered species.

My name's Charles Courtney and I am the Earl of Devon.

Should we say Earl or Lord Courtney or Charles? Charles is okay, is it okay.

That's absolutely fine.

If Cased Armour has his way, Charles will be one of the last ever hereditary peers to sit in the House of Lords.

A few weeks ago, the government introduced a bill to abolish the lot.

On hereditary peers, I mean the sooner we can abolish them the better, I think the last Labour government went further than any

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