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From the prime minister going forward, and that has to happen quickly. what do you think should happen? i think there is more to come out and i think it is not going to be very long before we see yet another revelation, so the prime minister now needs to think very long and hard as to whether he is doing the rightjob for the country, and certainly for the party. do you think he should go? i think it is probably time for him to move on. i think that a number of colleagues now are looking at that ...

And education, well default, we wont keep our age—related spending obligations unless we work out how to do things differently. and along the way, by the way, i do think we might destroy our currencies as well. given that is what i think we face, i am under a duty to tell people and ask for a change of direction. there is one other question you face, its the question lots of people asked you when you were on political thinking three years ago — will you run to be leader? no, not now. because...

Absolutely of the view that this has happened. christian wait for it who defected _ happened. christian wait for it who defected yesterday from the conservatives to labour. this is his experience — i was threatened that i would not get the school for radcliffe if i didnt vote one particular way. this is a town thats not had a high school for the best part of ten years — and how would you feel holding back the regeneration of the town for a vote? it didnt sit comfortably, and that was really ...

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Hello and welcome. we start here in london where another difficult day lies ahead for borisjohnson as speculation grows about a plot to remove him by members of his own party. it could be a decisive day. a group of the most recently elected conservative mps are believed to be preparing to submit letters of no confidence in the prime minister having met to discuss the issue on tuesday. one conservative mp told the bbc he believed the threshold needed to trigger a confidence vote would be reached....

A lot of conservative mps, including cabinet members, were a bit wary of this at the time. but this shows how political power it wanes, because borisjohnson was... the fact political power it wanes, because boris johnson was... the fact that he wanted this tax rise meant that it had to happen. i now think opponents see in borisjohnsons weekend positioned an opportunity to maybe stop it before it comes into effect. what we have here is an unnamed minister —— weakened position. claiming the wh...

Was mixing with people outside the household, so there remains a worry about double standards. there household, so there remains a worry about double standards.— about double standards. there is no ruestion, about double standards. there is no question. there _ about double standards. there is no question, there is _ about double standards. there is no question, there is a _ about double standards. there is no question, there is a huge _ about double standards. there is no question, there is a...

Were publicly coming out and saying that they had already sent letters of no confidence about the prime minister. i think certainly now we are in this little bit of a holding pattern until he gets to the point of publication of this report itself i think would that report does come thatis i think would that report does come that is going to be a really decisive moment for a number of conservative mps who arent happy with boris johnsons conservative mps who arent happy with borisjohnsons handling...

It is this disrupting the other work of government?— it is this disrupting the other work of government? the criticism thats been made — of government? the criticism thats been made of _ of government? the criticism thats been made of the _ of government? the criticism thats been made of the government, - of government? the criticism thats i been made of the government, indeed by conservative mps, notjust from the opposition, is that for the last few weeks and months, the downing street oper...

Aside", senior tory and former minister tobias ellwood has told the bbc. meanwhile labour leader sir keir starmer said it was now in the "national interest" for the prime minister to resign — following events in downing street during strict lockdown measures. our political correspondent nick eardleyjoins me now. the latest events added to the list under investigation, is the pressure on the prime minister growing? tori; on the prime minister growing? tory mps are back — on the prime minister...