Richard Tice, deputy leader reforming just a take, but you'll know the shenanigans. He's still in number 10, hanging on by his fingertips. Most of the Labour Party hasn't got a pair big enough to confront him. We've got 100 MPs who want him gone. A hundred who have been forced into a letter saying he should stay. Everybody's had their stay. And whilst all of this

madness continues, economically we're on our backside, internationally we're a laughing stock.

I'm going to start every hour. In fact, I'm going to play this all morning. I make no

apology. The hypocrisy of this man does not even

bear thinking about. I'll take you back four years, 2022. He was talking about Boris, but I would

respectfully suggest he might just as well have been looking at a crystal ball and talking about

himself. None of this nonsense about clinging on for a few months. He's inflicted lies, fraud and

chaos in the country. And, you know, we're stuck with a function, with a government which

isn't functioning in the middle of a cost of living crisis. And the change we need is not a change

at the top of the Tory party. It's much more fundamental

than that. We need a change of government and a fresh start for Britain. His own party have finally

concluded that he's unfit to be prime minister. They can't now inflicting on the country for the next

few months. It's obvious he's unfit to be prime andster. That's been

blindingly obvious for a very, very long time. It's amazing, Richard Tice, depended into reform,

how switched on he was about himself four damn years ago, my friend, eh?

That's extraordinary. It's as though we're sort of talking to a mirror a few years later.

I mean, absolutely remarkable.

You touched on something.

There are two things today, Jeremy.

First of all, I think we need some sympathy

for, apart from us British citizens,

but also some sympathy for the king.

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