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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, a spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Katie Balls and this is the Sunday Roundup.

Boris Johnson thought the MPs would be rolling out the red carpet for him

as he raced back from his holiday in the Dominican Republic.

He had another thing coming.

The contest for the Conservative Party leadership is still very much open

and the former Prime Minister appears to be trailing his former chance of the denominations,

of which he would need 100 to go forward to a ballot to party members.

Steve Baker, whose time as the head of the European Research Group,

has assured his enduring influence in the party,

explained to Sophie Ridge why he was endorsing Rishi Sunak over Boris.

There's a lot of love out there for Boris Johnson and I respect that.

I mean, I've been a big fan of Boris Johnson so many times,

but this isn't the time for Boris's style.

I mean, I'm afraid the trouble is because of the privileges vote.

Boris would be a guaranteed disaster.

There's going to be a vote before the House of Commons on this issue of privileges,

whether he will deliberately misled the House.

In that vote, it's guaranteed there'll be a large number of conservatives

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