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Hello and welcome to Electoral Dysfunction from Sky News with me, Beth Rigby.

Me Ruth Davidson.

And me, Harriet Harmon.

Well, I have to say, lovely to see you all ladies.

Beth, lovely to have you in the country.

It's becoming a rarity.

Last time we saw you, you were having selfies taken in the world's poshest hotel in Charmell Sheet, right?

I know.

Yeah, we ended up in Charmelshik for this impromptu peace summit with Donald Trump.

And at this time of the year, it's full of British tourists. And we're in a two-e holiday resort. So can you imagine these people having their

lovely holiday, there's a Beth Riffey in a bloody stupid yellow suit, sort of strutting around.

They're all in their bikinis and their swimming trunks. Let's get onto what we're doing today because we want to talk to

you about the China spying case. This is basically about spying in the commons, people, a couple of

different people, one of them who worked for an MP selling secrets to China and there was a case brought and the case has collapsed.

Now, it's pretty complicated.

If you've been following politics this week, you must be thinking, what the hell are they all

arguing about?

What's going on?

It's confusing.

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