Unbelievable stuff. Very good morning to you, Peter Blexley. How are you? Good morning, Governor. I'm very well, thank you. Good to see you. I mean, all I can say is the best headline this morning, I think is a daily mail, which says two lame ducks. They've got a picture of Rachel Reeves on the front. Should we arrive at an airport anytime soon to see that on the front page?

It's treasury in turmoil as the pound takes another battery.

The pound is at its lowest against the dollar and the euro now since I think the last century.

The Prime Minister scrambles to sure up his flailing chancellor and is forced to declare full confidence in her scandal hit deputy.

You will know, of course, from your time in the football world, being a fan of many years of QPR,

whenever the management is given the full backing and confidence of the directors,

that usually signals the beginning of the end, doesn't it?

Yeah, whenever the chairman of a football club

says the manager has our full backing,

you need to rush down the bookies

and lay a bet that they're going to get sacked

within the next week.

Sacked in the morning.

Because that is invariably.

What happens?

Yeah, I mean, when you look

at these two, I mean,

they occupy senior

positions in this government. The other one, of course,

being Tulip Sidip. The

bizarrely named

anti-corruption minister

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