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We've reached the end of another tumultuous week in the weird and wacky world of British politics.

It all kicked off with Boris Johnson's suspending Parliament on Monday night,

complete with a sing-song from the SNP,

an arousing chorus of the red flag from some laboured numpties, after they all given John Bur with a sing-song from the SNP, an arousing chorus of the red

flag from some laboured numpties after they're all given John Burko a sycophantic send-off. This

morning, Mr Speaker is already talking about disrupting the government's business when Parliament

returns in four weeks' time, even as Downing Street continues to maintain that they will get a deal

before the witching hour of midnight on October the 31st.

Meanwhile, the country seems to have been consumed by lawyers, and they're all hanging about in

Edinburgh. Yesterday, the multi-millionaire eco-businessman Dale Vince admitted to funding a new

lawsuit against Boris Johnson aimed at stopping him from doing something that he hasn't actually done yet.

We're talking to him this morning about why he's doing it.

And what gives him the right, as a very wealthy member of this country,

to basically block democracy, because that's what's going on.

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