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Hello and welcome to Coffey House Shots.

I'm Lucy Dunn and today I'm joined by Tim Shipman and more-in-common poster Luke Trill.

There's lots to talk about today on the state of the parties ahead of Parliament going into recess,

but first, let's dive into the news that came last night,

that Diane Abbott has been suspended again from Labour Party

after doubling down on her 2023 remarks that Irish, Jewish and traveller people

would not all their lives be subject to racism.

Tim, the first time that Abbott got suspended, she received support from the party with significant outrage that she could have been blocked from standing at the election last summer. Do you get the censors that's the same feeling of solidarity with her just now? I don't think there is, no, and I think that's part of the reason why they felt able to move against her. Don't forget, last time this

happened, it was before the general election. So it's a very different group of people. You've got

hundreds of new MPs, a lot of whom are, you know, while some of them are in revolt, a lot of

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