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Hello and welcome to the Red Box podcast on The Times, I'm Matt Surely.

The Tories need a leader, Labour want a new leader, UKIP doesn't even know if it's needed

or wanted.

When Britain Bat leave, our political leaders seem to have taken it a little,

literally. David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, most of the shadow cabinet have all headed

for the exit door, a door which Jeremy Corbyn is still clinging to by his fingertips.

So what does it mean?

And who will end up with their hands on the tiller as we navigate what everyone agrees

will be the choppy waters of Brexit?

Joining me this week is Times columnist Jenny Russell, who warns that the Labour Party might be as broken as the man still trying to lead it.

Redbox regular and professor of politics Matthew Goodwin asks what is the point of UKIP now.

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