Hello and welcome to the political party in the middle of another incredible week in

British politics.

Who knows what will have happened by the time these words leave my mouth and reach your

ears.

This is a wonderful discussion with Patrocope Flynn, currently the MEP for the East, one of

the MEPs, I should say, for the East of England.

And so recently a UKIP MEP.

So you can imagine that we talk about Brexit.

We also do talk about, actually it's not all about, but a little I would say, major

on Brexit.

It's more about being a UKIP, leaving UKIP, his own politics, how best to, I suppose,

achieve his aims, his relationship with the Tory party joining the SDP, all sorts of things.

It's a meander around your escaptic UKIP politics.

And there are times when he really crystallises really well at the differences in the UKIP

wings.

And I won't tread on anything he says, but the analogy gets stretched.

But it's a great conversation about your escapticism.

It's a great conversation about the internal work into UKIP, about the European Parliament,

about leaving the European Union.

There's just so much in it.

It was, it was, it's a really packed conversation.

And of course, the discussion that leaving UKIP over the influence and appointments of

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