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Boris Johnson 5/4Pedigree: 54. Former Foreign Secretary and blond figurehead of Britain’s second most famous family.Stabling: New York-born. Schools: Camden and Eton. University: Oxford. First job: Brussels (but sacked from his posting there with The Times).Form: Elected twice, against the odds, as mayor of Labour-heavy London.Strength: Charismatic and the darling of the Tory grassroots like Tarzan Heseltine was years ago. But look what happened to Hezza!Weakness: Unpopular among fellow MPs. A ‘Stop Boris’ campaign is under way.Odds: Overwhelming favourite.
Dominic Raab 6/1Pedigree: 45. Former Brexit Secretary. Diehard Brussels-baiter.Stabling: Son of a Jewish Czech-born refugee who fled to Britain in 1938. Oxford and Cambridge-educated solicitor before becoming an MP.Form: Failed to use his renowned judo skills to outfox EU panjandrums and lasted just five months as Brexit Secretary.Strength: Fans call him ‘the male Margaret Thatcher’.Weakness: Often seems cold and lacks people skills. Recent photo-call in his kitchen with a vase of lilies was a creepy PR stunt.Odds: Second in ConservativeHome’s league table, with 15 per cent of votes.
Michael Gove 10/1Pedigree: 51. Environment Secretary. Intellectual titan and Brexiteer paterfamilias.Stabling: Adopted son of a Scottish fish merchant.
Became a high profile journalist on The Times.Form: Big beast in the 2016 Leave campaign. Has been so loyal to Mrs May that he’d have made a perfect guard dog at No 10.S trength: Often wheeled out for interviews, being a debater with razor sharp skills.Weakness: Still haunted by claims of disloyalty after knifing Boris Johnson in last leadership contest.Odds: Third in ConservativeHome league table with 8.4 per cent of the vote. Andrea Leadsom 12/1Pedigree: 56. Former Environment Secretary. Resigned this week as Leader of the Commons. Ardent Brexiteer.Stabling: Former City trader. Mother of three.Form: Struggled in her first Cabinet post as Environment Secretary but blossomed as Leader of the Commons.
Her spats with Speaker John Bercow merited £100 ringside seats.Strength: Praised for resigning on Wednesday, triggering Mrs May’s defenestration.Weakness: Her maladroit campaign to be leader in 2016 included a deeply insensitive comment about Mrs May being childless.Odds: Conservative-Home table had her top for competency. Jeremy Hunt 14/1Pedigree: 52. Foreign Secretary. A Remainer who converted to Brexit. First Cabinet member to tell May to scrap Brexit bill this week.Stabling: Eldest son of Admiral Sir Nicholas Hunt. Married to a Chinese wife whom he accidentally referred to as Japanese.
Worth around £15million after selling publisher he set up before politics.Form: Longest serving Health Secretary in history.Strength: Has few enemies. Colleagues believe he could unite party on Brexit.Weakness: Some regard him as a ‘bit of a drip’.Odds: 4th place in ConservativeHome league table. Penny Mourdant 20/1Pedigree: 46. First female Defence Secretary. Supported Leave before referendum.Stabling: Cared for younger brother after their mother died.
Worked as a magician’s assistant to pay for college.Form: Only female MP to be a Royal Naval Reservist.Strength: Has a strong sense of duty and popular among service veterans.Weakness: Inexperienced, having been in Cabinet for less than two years. Still trying to live down her belly-flop on the ITV reality TV diving show Splash!Odds: 16th in the ConservativeHome league table. Sajid Javid 25/1Pedigree: 49. Home Secretary. Remainer who changed his spots to Brexit after referendum.Stabling: Often reminds voters he’s the son of a bus driver who came to Britain from Pakistan and ‘worked every hour God sent’. First person from an Asian background to hold one of the great offices of State.Form: Lifted cap on immigration for NHS doctors and nurses but says there is ‘nothing racist about managed migration’.Strength: An extraordinary personal story. Would be Britain’s first (non-practising) Muslim PM.Weakness: Wooden speaker.
Lacks charisma.Odds: 5th in the league table. AND Rory Stewart 25/1Pedigree: 46. International Development Secretary and former Prisons minister. Staunch defender of May’s deal.Stabling: While at Oxford he tutored Princes William and Harry. Was a regional governor in Iraq after Coalition invasion. Cruelly nicknamed ‘Florence of Arabia’.Form: Declared his leadership ambitions before even in the Cabinet.Strength: Untainted by fellow ministers’ failure over Brexit.Weakness: Most inexperienced candidate. Unpopular with hard Brexiteers.Odds: Edged into 6th in Conservative-Home league table.
Liz Truss 50/1Pedigree: 43. Chief Secretary to Treasury. Remainer who would now vote Brexit.Stabling: Raised by Left-wing parents who took her on anti-Thatcher protests.Form: Unrelenting advocate of cutting red tape.
Once said ‘the British are among the worst idlers in the world’.Strength: Free-marketeer whose social media activity is popular among young Tories.Weakness: Poor public speaker. Image-obsessed and accused by some of using Downing Street as a catwalk. Posed for a recent fashion shoot for a Sunday glossy.Odds: Risen to 7th in the league table. AND Matt Hancock 50/1Pedigree: 40.
Health Secretary with six years’ ministerial experience. Former arch Remainer who supported May’s bill.Stabling: Father lived in a council house. Worked in family’s computer software business before becoming key aide to Chancellor George Osborne.Form: Cabinet minister for 18 months. Launched his own ‘Matt Hancock’ smartphone application.Strength: Enthusiastic and brainy.
His youth is said to appeal to those who – in the cliche – wish to ‘skip a generation’.Weakness: Crassly likened himself to Churchill.Odds: Sits at 12th in the league table. Esther McVey 66/1Pedigree: 51. Former Welfare Secretary.
An ardent Brexiteer.Stabling: As a child, spent her first two years in foster care. Was a breakfast TV presenter before ore becoming an MP.Form: As a minister was subjected by Labour to appalling ‘lynch Esther McVey’ abuse over the roll-out of the Universal Credit system. With fellow MP and fiance Philip Davies, part of a Westminster power couple.Strength: Won plaudits for resigning from Cabinet over Brexit. Tough, telegenic and Liverpudlian.Weakness: Some colleagues say she is as flyaway as her hair – and too glossy.Odds: Ranked 14th in the league table. Steve Baker 100/1Pedigree: 47. Not knowingly undersold, having described himself as a ‘Brexit hardman’. Cornishman now decamped to Home Counties.Stabling: Oxford-educated RAF Flight Lieutenant who became a software engineer.Form: Henchman of Mrs May’s nemesis, the European Research Group.
His style has been likened to a man who enjoys torturing insects.Strength: Obsession for a No Deal Brexit is unsurpassed. Popular among grassroots.Weakness: Zealous approach has invited ridicule.Odds: Not even in ConservativeHome’s latest 26-strong leadership list.
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AND Sir Graham Brady 100/1Pedigree: 52. Supported Brexit before referendum.Stabling: Grammar school-educated. Worked in public affairs before being elected in 1997.Form: Resigned as chairman of the backbench 1922 Committee this week to run for leader.Strength: Authoritative figure who gained respect for marshalling backbenchers.Weakness: Lacks grassroots support. Bland in the extreme, typified by his own description on his website: ‘Graham enjoys gardening but likes to spend as much spare time as possible with his children.’Odds: Sits at 19th in the league table.
CardEffectYou can Ritual Summon this card with 'Black Luster Ritual'.This card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is a Normal Monster on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.●If your opponent activates a Spell Card: You can target 1 Gemini monster in your Graveyard; Special Summon that target. During either player's turn, when a Spell/Trap Card is activated that targets a monster(s) on the field: You can send 1 face-up Equip Card you control to the Graveyard; negate the activation, and if you do, destroy it.FLIP: Target 1 monster your opponent controls; return that target to the hand.' Big Koala' + 'Des Kangaroo'Add 1 'Polymerization' from your Deck to your hand.Once per turn, you can Normal Summon 1 Psychic-Type monster in addition to your Normal Summon or Set. If successful, place 1 Psychic Counter on this card. You can also place 1 Psychic Counter on this card instead of paying Life Points to activate any Psychic-Type monster's effect that you control.
When this card is removed from the field, the controller of this card takes 1000 damage for each Psychic Counter on it.Send 1 Normal Monster you control to the Graveyard, then target 1 monster in either player's Graveyard; Special Summon it, and if you do, equip this card to it. When this card leaves the field, destroy the equipped monster.When your opponent activates a Spell Card: They can discard 1 Spell Card to negate this card's effect, otherwise negate the activation of their Spell Card, and if you do, destroy it.Discard 1 Spell Card. Destroy 1 face-up monster your opponent controls. Check your opponent's hand, and all cards in their hand with the same name as the destroyed card are sent to the Graveyard.When a Trap Card is activated: Pay 1000 LP; negate the activation, and if you do, destroy it.
CardEffectThis card is treated as a Normal Monster while face-up on the field or in the Graveyard. While this card is a Normal Monster on the field, you can Normal Summon it to have it become an Effect Monster with this effect.●Once per turn: You can send 1 face-up Spell/Trap Card you control to the Graveyard; destroy all Spell and Trap Cards on the field.During the End Phase, if this card is the only Psychic-Type monster you control: Destroy it.
You can pay 1000 LP, then target 1 Set Spell/Trap Card your opponent controls; destroy that target.If this card is destroyed by battle: Send 2 WATER monsters from your Deck to the Graveyard.If the ATK of a monster that attacks this monster is lower than the DEF of this card, destroy the attacking monster. (Damage calculation is applied normally.)1 Gemini Monster + 1 Gemini MonsterAll Gemini Monsters on the field are treated as Effect Monsters, and gain their effects.You can conduct 2 Normal Summons/Sets this turn, not just 1.When this card is activated: Add 1 'Black Luster Soldier' Ritual Monster or 1 'Gaia The Fierce Knight' monster from your Deck to your hand. Each time a Monster Card(s) is sent from the hand or field to the GY, place 1 Spell Counter on this card for each of those cards (max.
Once per turn: You can remove 3 Spell Counters from this card; add 1 Ritual Spell from your Deck to your hand. You can only activate 1 'Gateway to Chaos' per turn.All monsters you control gain 300 ATK during your turn only.
All monsters you control gain 300 DEF during your opponent's turn only.(This card's name is always treated as 'Polymerization'.)Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using monsters you control as Fusion Material. You can banish this card from your GY, then target 1 Fusion Monster in your GY; return it to the Extra Deck, then draw 1 card.When a Fusion Monster(s) on the field is destroyed by battle or card effect and sent to the Graveyard: You can target 1 of the Fusion Materials in your Graveyard that was used for its Fusion Summon; Special Summon it.Discard 1 card, then target 1 monster in your GY; add it to your hand.Equip this card to a Gemini monster you control as an Equip Card. It gains 700 ATK.
When this card is destroyed while equipped and sent to the Graveyard, select 1 face-up Gemini monster and treat it as an Effect Monster.