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combined terms and conditions apply. Ask in store for details. Hello and welcome to FT politics, our weekly discussion of UK politics at Westminster and

beyond, with me Miranda Green. Joining me today are George Parker, our political editor, and

Laura Hughes, political correspondent, John Byrne Murdoch, our data political John McTern and the political strategist.

It's almost with a sense of relief

that we can finally discuss the inevitable.

Theresa May, the Prime Minister, stepping down and clearing the way

for a Tory leadership race, and all of it against the background of a tumultuous and even bizarre

European election campaign. A little bit later I'll be asking George and

John McTernan about whether we might actually end up with three, not two,

Prime Ministers this year. But first off, Laura and our own John are here to talk about the governing,

or is it semi-governing conservatives.

Laura I'm going to start with you because 17 leadership contenders at the last count.

What an earth is going on and is Boris Johnson just so far out in front

that the rest will peel off quite soon? Boris is an interesting one because whilst he's

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