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Johnson. Good morning to you guy. What happens next? What happens next is Prime Minister's

questions, which is about to start in the House of Commons. It's going to be

interesting to see kind of the body language that is being produced by Theresa May. Does she look

relaxed? Does she look comfortable with what's going on? She has just got to her feet in the

House of Commons, which does look actually reasonably relaxed. It is worth

pointing out that there is a theory floating around, John, that she has

instigated this leadership challenge, that she has had some of her sort of colleagues close to her to send letters in to make this happen because remember that if she wins

said leadership challenge she cannot be challenged for another year.

So it's unclear at this point in time how we got to this point, but this afternoon we will

start that process. We think it's going to be a vote

that takes place sometime between six and eight PM so starting roughly at 1 PM

Eastern time we are going to start to see that process unfolding. If she were to win

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