Gemmill

Aye there's a new one now. I've just refreshed my app and it's there. Episode 137.

Maybe it's not hit your podcast feed thing yet...? I haven't listened btw, but I will do.

Bridget is on Remainiacs latest episode.

No deal sounds amazing. What are we waiting for. (my mam still wants no deal, or "clean break" as she's now calling it after she heard her hero Farage say it in the last couple of days. We've gone from "no deal" to "WTO" and now "clean break".)

Let's not start looking for the good in David Cameron, please.

This is quite the run of PMs the Tories have put up. I think this is the first time anyone has ever scored a hat trick consecutive PMs that I would be quite happy to wake up and read that they'd all died.

Mike Neville replacing Rudd.

Him and Priti Patel are both children of immigrants that are happy blocking future immigrants from entering the country, and casting out some that are already here. They're well in with Johnson with craic like that.

I'll confess to being slightly concerned by this insistence that we're still going out on the 31st whatever happens. It feels like they're going to do something genuinely mental next month. How can there be anyone but the ERG left if they try to pull something like that though? I don't believe that there is a majority left in that party that will stand by and let Johnson try and ignore the law.

Spark them out then kick them in the face while they're IN A SEDENTARY POSITIONNNNN.

He's thick as fuck. And his voice is like someone hacked Stephen Hawking. And he's utterly without principles. I cannot stand these Tory cunts.

One of the few good things about this series has been Warner. Gone again for nowt.

I don't think I even made it through the first season of Peaky Blinders. Couldn't take it seriously cos of the shite accents.

Aye, sorry you can't put no deal on the ballot because you can't adequately explain to people the dangers of no deal, because the Internet. It would be incredibly irresponsible and the campaign that went with it would be a parcel of lies. No one, faced with what no deal would actually entail, would vote for it. So don't give them the option. You give them a deal and you spell out what each element of it would mean. And you give them remain.

I find it a bit weird that Kuennsberg seems to have this advisory relationship with him. There was a clip in her Brexit documentary where they were sat at a bar and their relationship didn't feel like a normal one for a journalist and politician.