This is a download from LBC, Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today. Thursday the 13th, aren't you so glad it's not Friday the 13th? Although, to be honest with you, that Good Friday Agreement could have been the one that we were looking for. But it's all gone topsy-turvy, it's all gone, you know,'re... Oh, God, honestly. People must be wringing their hands, I should imagine.

We did predict yesterday. I thought we were quite good at predicting that she wouldn't go.

I mean, she will go before the next election. There's no doubt of that.

But I said she would survive it. It was, what, 200 to 117 or something like that?

Whatever it was, it was, it was, it was fine. Otherwise, the Tory party is in a complete and utter mess.

You know, they can't get it right. Although actually the Labour Party didn't get it right for years.

What did they always say about the Labour Party? You know, to lose one election, maybe. Two elections?

Three. Oh God, it's getting quite desperate, isn't it? Over in The Apprentice, which I have to be honest, I don't watch.

I catch little bits of these stupid people who you can tell her just faking it.

Oh, yeah, you know, no is not an option, I can do this, I can do that.

And then one of them, somebody called Camilla Ainsworth,

admits she's had it with being labelled as over-sexualised as she and

Sean Gabidon make the final.

I'm really not remotely interested.

I'm really... I couldn't care less about these people.

They can go back to where they came from, as far as I'm concerned.

Lord Sugar will invest £250,000.

It's not a lot of money, actually, to invest in something.

For Camilla's gourmet nut milk or Shan's swimwear. The trouble is the five candidates were even more clueless and deluded in the

interviews than they had been on the tasks on the apprentice. I mean, they just, they're idiots.

They're idiots. I mean, I don't know how these people ever made it to adulthood, if indeed

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