All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in the UK.

And it looks like reform is the number one party now in the UK.

Yeah.

Is that for real?

Do you believe these numbers?

Absolutely.

The opinion polls are now putting it ahead of Labor.

Reform, the last opinion poll I saw put Reform UK on 25%.

Labour on 23 and the Conservatives on 21.

Now, it's on a huge lead, but it's one that has every sign and potential of gaining further momentum.

And the other thing to say is that all of this is happening against a complete collapse

in confidence within the Labour Party in Kirstama's leadership.

And we are starting to see this now.

There are rumours circulating that the finance minister, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves,

could be sacked.

Probably not true.

I would have thought that Stama would want to cling on to her,

because, of course, you remember what happened when Liz Truss sat quasi-quartang, it basically led to her fall.

And I think that Stama's people would understand that.

So they will try to keep Rachel Reeves in post.

But if she does go, then that will be a clear sign that Stama's position is collapsing.

But what is most interesting is that now articles are starting to appear and apparently based on a book,

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