All right, Alexander, let's do an update on what is going on in the UK and what is happening

with Kier Stommer and his canceling of Andy Burnham.

Is that correct?

His number one opponent, right?

Yeah.

Okay, he's been deleted, canceled, removed by Stummer, right?

Is that a right way of putting it? Not, not quite. It's actually, it's actually much more

interesting. He's been Corbant? He's that a good way to put it? There's an attempt to do that.

But as I said, this is, this is, it's much more interesting, actually.

And the key thing to say is that with Stama, it really does look now as if we're in the final weeks.

Because this is, this was a very, very desperate move.

So Stama is unpopular.

We discussed this in many, many programs.

The Labour Party is sinking. It's the most unpopular government, I think, that I can remember in my lifetime.

Stama is now, I think, he's somewhere equal with Liz's trust at the moment of her failure. I mean, he is

also massively unpopular. So the Labour Party is short of

alternatives to replace him with. There is a politician, Andy Burnham, who is the mayor of Manchester.

Manchester is a big industrial city in the north of England. It's very close to

Liverpool, by the way. The two cities are fairly close to each other. They represent a kind of

north-western industrial belt in England, which has been very, very much a Labour heartland and very much a Labour heartland.

It has its own distinctive politics, its own style of politics, if you like.

Andy Burnham, who used to be one of Tony Blair's lieutenants, but has now basically morphed, it was somewhat more left-wing figure.

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