So that's a bad shift, because it's the same in Romania, now they took the prime minister out because he was going after corruption.

I remember, I've seen it. But it's true, it's fair to say, the country doesn't work for those people in those areas, it's not good.

Life isn't good, but it's not because of immigrants, it's not because of European Union, it's quite the opposite.

If not the immigrants and European Union, they were going to be a lot worse off.

Anyway, there is a chance to sort it out, but what do they have to do? My idea, Labour and Conservative Party have to work together.

That's not impossible. That's what happened in France, that's what happened.

They keep out the far right, by the left and the right, their traditional enemies.

They don't put candidates against each other.

What do you mean Labour and Conservative?

They have enough seats.

Should though, should though.

Conservative was quite a lot.

Was, but for the last 100 years, from 650 MPs, more than 620 of them, always it's from one or the other of them two parties.

Because of our system, it's not proportional, it's by MP.

That's the last election, the Labour Party, they've got 400 MPs.

But in each one, they only just won by a tiny bit.

And they didn't get that much.

They got two thirds of the Parliament, but they didn't get two thirds of the vote.

They barely got 30% of the vote.

It's just the rest of it was split between so many parties that they ended up with winning the MPs.

So they have a massive majority of MPs.

It's not representative of the vote share.

It's a big gap.

Who, Labour?

Labour then.

No, the Conservatives lost shitloads.

But 400 plus.

It's for Labour.

For four people.

All they have to do when it comes to the election, they don't put candidates against.

You know when Boris won, Boris won with a very large majority.

And he did it in a kind of deal with Farage.

Farage didn't stand candidates in areas that the Conservatives were targeting to win.

On the way it looks, there's going to be a Labour party.

Whichever Prime Minister, whichever one it is, most likely they'll enter the next election with this promise to apply to rejoin European Union.

And the alternative is vote for Nigel.

Nigel's party, which is all about closing up borders and the exact opposite.

And the election is a referendum on that again.

In Council.

Is it the place?

I thought it was at the House.

Oh.

I was looking forward to the barbecue.

Can we go into their house after this?

I hope so.

I feel it's a bomb.

Oh, I know where it is.

It just feels like a bomb.