Good evening, my name is Aaron Barstani. Welcome to this evening's edition of Tisky Sour,

no Michael Walker. I'm afraid I'm trying to replace the irreplaceable but fear not.

We have somebody equally as captivating as Mr Walker, the one and only Ash Sarka, Ash how you doing?

Nobody's irreplaceable and Michael, he's never coming back.

Well he's working the bars in Glastonbury, maybe he will consider a career change.

If he has a bit too much fun. He will be missed, so I hope that doesn't happen.

We have a lot to cover this evening. A range of stories, of course, today's news coming from

the United States. We'll talk about that at the end, Roe vs Wade. Six years of Brexit, of course,

it's been six years since the referendum for Britain to leave the European Union.

What does Nigel Farage think were the major benefits, but before we get onto all that, of course,

the two by-elections overnight, Boris Johnson has suffered two major by-election losses,

one to Labour in Wakefield, the other to the Liberal Democrats,

Intibiton and Hanneton. Speaking in Rwanda, this was Boris Johnson's reaction to that double defeat.

The trudest, honestly, thing was we managed to win Hartleypool in a very different

circumstances. What we need to do now is reflect on where voters are. I think what they're basically

feeling is that we came through Covid, well, we took a lot of the right decisions there,

but when I'm facing pressures on the costs of living, we're seeing spikes in fuel prices,

energy costs, food costs, that's hitting people. We've got to recognise that there is more

that we've got to do, and we certainly will. We will keep going, addressing the concerns of people

until we get through this patch. And in his resignation, let a Tory party chair,

Oliver Dowden, said this, yesterday's parliamentary by-elections are the latest in a run of very

poor results for our party. Our supporters are distressed and disappointed by recent events,

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