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Hello from the very delayed train from Glasgow to King's Cross, which is about two hours late,

which means I'm watching the BBC News Channel live on my phone in the vestibule to see

Grant Brady chairman of the 1922 Committee of Backbench Touring and P's announce whether

Penny Morden has made it into the final two for the Touring Edition contest. That's what we're

waiting for just as it comes up to two o'clock on Monday afternoon. If she hasn't got

100 nominations then it will be Rishi Sunak being crowned as Prime Minister pretty much straight

away because on Sunday night Boris Johnson pulled out. Oh and Chris Mason and Ben Bryan have got

some news. Let me just click on a Twitter link here if it's going to open up. It is

here in Penny Morden. So there you go. So Rishi Sunak is going to be our next Prime Minister.

The third Prime Minister in a matter of seven weeks. This extraordinary period of time.

Alright that's it. Uncontested. Rishi Sunak is going to become Prime Minister and as a

tradition we'll do this special bonus episode of Usecast with me and Laura Kuhnsberg. But for once

I'll be the one on a trade or a trade station. Profit from her. Usecast. Newcast from the BBC.

We will deliver. We will deliver. We will deliver. Be on the back better. Blah blah blah.

Green economy. Blah blah blah. I've absolutely apologised for using the word scorn.

Can't I? Enough is enough. See I'm actually very right-wing. Has to love Easter.

Baby. Funnily enough it was tracked as I was looking at. The Prime Minister is not under a desk.

I am virtually out of tools to help people now. Hello it's Adam off the train but now I'm at the

train station. And it's Laura hello I'm in my house. This is such a rural rehearsal normally you're the

one getting off a train with those attacks. I'm sitting still. I've just realised so you and I

probably started working together about 2009. So how many Prime Ministers have you seen since then?

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