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This is Steve Allen's A Little Bit Extra, leading Britain's conversation. You're listening to our podcast of Steve Allen.

Morning everybody. Welcome along to your free podcast for today. Friday, July the 8th. I'm sort of

like the calm before yet more stormers. Everybody jumps on the Boris bandwagon. To be honest with you,

to the point of boredom. I mean, I've heard, once you've said he's going, that's it. He's going.

Okay, it's who will replace him.

And so various papers have had a go at sort of, you know, who's going to replace Boris.

But as somebody said, actually, it was Carol Malone.

She wrote a huge piece saying, when he's gone, you'll miss him because of his personality,

because of his bumbling ways and all the rest of it. But the venom that you hear coming out of people

as if labour are going to be just sort of floating into number 10 Downing Street. Not a cat in Hades chance.

With whom? With whom? I mean, to be honest with you, it might as well sort of pick somebody from the back benches

and have them just sort of wander in there because they can't do a worse job, can they?

Mind you, over to the Chelsea Flower Show and Ainsley Harriots decided to resurrect his career.

He's now considering legal action after his sister fell in a water feature.

I mean, I ask you, for God's sake, he said it should have been roped off.

No, she should have seen it.

I mean, it's a water feature.

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