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Someone that's always got a great take is the brilliant Neil Parrish, who is a former Conservative MP and now farmer.

Neil, you know the inner workings of Parliament, the machinations of the House of Commons better than most.

You sat as a Conservative MP for many years.

How do you see this playing out?

Angela Lerina now odds on to replace the Prime Minister.

Do you see that happening after May?

Well, well, I'm not a Catholic, but I will cross myself at this stage because I believe that it would be horrendous for the country.

And I agree absolutely with Neil Wallace.

I think also the Labour Party has a very complex system of getting rid of their leaders.

You know, the Tory party, for all its faults, is very clinical and can get rid of the leader, possibly,

almost too easily. And so Stama will hang on. I was talking to a lady barrister the other day,

Sue and I were having dinner with this couple, and she was saying that Stama is very, very stubborn,

and he will hang on like mad, you know, doing his legal career.

That's exactly what he was like. And I don't think he's, no, I don't think he's going anywhere.

And I think the Labour Party is doomed, really. They doomed if they do and they're doomed if

they don't. I think the system, Stama will try and shore his place up, and I think he will hang on.

I think it's terrible for the country because they're just making things worse all the time.

And of course, if Rainer was to get in, she would pursue this sort of drive on the so-called rich and then just drive the capital

out of the country, drive business out of the country, and she will carry on where Reeves

has left off. Because you see, you can't blame the government for the situation in the

Middle East other than the way they've handled it, not for the economic situation,

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