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I'm Edvazia. We're going to be unpacking the politics of the day from Donald Trump's

claim that immigration is destroying Britain to whether Jeremy Corbyn and Zarus Sultaners, your party could soon be the No More Party.

I would re-christen it, actually, the Yorn Party. It's so dull hearing about a civil war between six MPs.

Anyway, with me to unpack all of that, a first time for me, Giles Dillnott, editor of Conservative Home.

Welcome to the show, Giles.

Very glad to be here.

And opinion and features editor at City AM.

Alice Denby, welcome to the show, Alice.

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