joining me tonight are leon emirali, former aide to the environment secretary steve barclay, and democraticategist kurt bardella. first, the latest headlines. thejudge in donald trump's criminal hush money case has ordered that sentencing be delayed indefinitely following mr trump's reelection. he was due to be sentenced next tuesday. mr trump's lawyers argued the case would cause "unconstitutional impediments" to his ability to govern. the hungarian leader says he's invited benjamin netanyahu the rapper and music producer is appearing in court in new york to make a new request for bail. he is awaiting trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges which he denies. combs has been detained at a new yorkjail for more than two months. a woman who accuse the irish mixed martial arts fighter conor mcgregor of raping her in a dublin hotel six years ago has won her claim against him for damages in a high court civil case. the mma fighter has been ordered to pay nikita hand a quarter of1 million euros in damages. lava continues to flow from a volcano on iceland's reykjanes peninsula. it's erupti

steve barclay has been the shadow environment secretary in the cabinets for the last three prime ministersannounced he wants to be a backbencher. i'm told there's a good dozen or so more in that mind. ok, so that takes you down to about 100. there's a few select committee chairs, that takes you to the high 905, and so on and so on. there's a good 15 or so. as one tory said to me, no leader of the conservative party would want them on the front bench. so you end up with a very small number of people who kemi badenoch needs to forge an opposition from. and she said there in that clip, we heard that that is the first task of the conservative party to be a functional opposition. but when they have so few mps as a consequence of their defeat at the last general election, ijust think the mechanics of opposing this government now that people will have higher expectations than they have done in this interim phase of them actually being a constructive, effective opposition, i think that's going to be very hard for them. and it's interesting also, as we record at 2:15 on saturday, i don't think and

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