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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectators' Daily Politics podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by Katie Bors and Fraser Nelson.

So in the last few hours Boris Johnson's resignations,

Honours List has now come out and Katie, there are a few surprises in there,

especially surprises of people who are not on the list.

Yes, this list has been so long in the works, if you think Boris Johnson leaving number 10

last year. The fact there's been two prime ministers since then. But what is held up,

I mean ultimately it seems that it's because it has potential to be very politically painful

for Rishi Sina Khan, the Tory party. And there have been reports something I wrote about that

the original list or one draft, at least nearly 100 names, reports that Stanley Johnson,

Boris Johnson's father was at one point on the list. And also, I think probably most importantly,

the complexity of what to do about the sitting MPs that Boris Johnson wanted to give

peerages to, of which has been widely reported. But that was meant to be Nigel Adams,

Alistair Jack, Alex Sharma and Nadine Doris. Now this list has come out. It's been

slimmed down and I think there are lots of reports, such as in the FT a few months ago, that

officials had suggested Boris Johnson he needed to reduce the number of names. But I think what's

so I think a few initial thoughts, it is interesting that those MPs I just mentioned are not on the

list. And I think that while it's also clear to see next, say no specific deal has been made,

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