Hello and welcome to Ogod What Now. I'm Dorian Lensky. Let's meet this week's panel,

taking time out from their lucrative other jobs. Naomi Smith is chief executive of Best for

Britain. You should be paid three times more. Hello Naomi. Hello. It's lovely to be back

in the actual studio. The Tory MP for Windsor Adam Afriya is facing bankruptcy proceedings

over unpaid taxes. Potentially he would have to step down triggering yet another by-election.

This story was first rumored back in 2019. The tax issue goes back a few years. What's

going on here? Why is it in issue now? I mean, with everything with the Conservative Party,

this is pretty murky and unclear. The current petition for bankruptcy is the result of

HMRC chasing him for a typically evasive statement on his behalf described as complex reasons

to his past business interests. But look, if it's only parliamentary rules that mean

to faces a by-election, you can probably take comfort in the fact that the Prime Minister

will probably just change the rules so that it doesn't have to. So this is still a

story in progress, but there are looming by-elections in three safe Tory seats,

O'empatheson's Northropshire, the late James Broganshire's Old Bexley and SIGGUP, and

David Amos's South End West. Opposition parties won't contest the latter out of respect

for Amos. But what should we be looking out for in the other two if a kind of Tory defeat

is too much to hope for? Yeah. Well, they are very safe Conservative seats,

both one with over 60% of the vote at the last election and Besser Britain's current polling,

which was done before the Sleece scandals broke, but is only a couple of months old,

are both showing very clear signs that they would be Conservative holds. We did look at

unity candidates and whether they would have an impact in those seats, yes, they closed

the gap, but the gap is so big in those sorts of seats that it's unlikely. That said,

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