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Of government. not only did the i prime minister and others break the rules but— prime minister and others break the rules but they have taken the country — rules but they have taken the country for fulls by insulting our intelligence in the cover—up that has gone — intelligence in the cover—up that has gone on since. intelligence in the cover-up that has gone on since.— intelligence in the cover-up that has gone on since. boris johnson has romised has gone on since. boris johnson ha...

On backing this prime minister or removing him. its a big call, but over to them. twitter erupts every second with views about it all, but they are the agents, they can decide. they could do it now, really. they know enough. but its up to them, and i think many of them havent decided what to do yet. that sounds like a political slogan from somewhere. "you are the agents of change!" well, they literally are. its in their hands. and what is so interesting, when you speak to some of these conservat...

Add his name to a handful of conservative mps who have gone public with their decision that enough is enough. tobias ellwood, the former defence minister, now chair of the defence committee in the house of commons, confirming he will write to the chairman of the backbench 1922 will write to the chairman of the backbench1922 committee calling for a vote of confidence in boris johnsons leadership, saying, in the nicest way, —— possible, he doesnt think he is up to the job. its absolutely right...

Waiting on sue grayposmac report to essentially give them the cover to call for the prime minister to go. they may hold off until that police enquiry is complete. but i wouldn�*t necessarily go as far as to say that this is going to make things suddenly easierfor this is going to make things suddenly easier for borisjohnson at the moment, because there are some even within his own party, some conservative mps, who also feel that the way this has been handled, the whole process, and now the fac...

Is no longer doing so. its hard to explain what left—wing policies are. perhaps the referring to climate change policy, the commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2030 which is very unpopular with many members of the parliamentary party. he could try to weaken aspects of that, perhaps to curry favour with them. the story does talk about tax cuts and of course thats a favour, thats a sort of red meat that conservative mps want to see. thats possibly on top of the behaviour of the parties, ...

They can decide. they could do it now, really. they know enough. but its up to them, and i think many of them havent decided what to do yet. that sounds like a political slogan from somewhere. "you are the agents of change!" well, they literally are. its in their hands. and what is so interesting, when you speak to some of these conservative mp5, is firstly its wrong to talk of them as some sort of collective group — older conservative mps have experienced the drama of trying to remove a prime...

Vote of no confidence, to oust a prime minister, they need to get half the conservative parliamentary party, half of conservative mps, to vote against him and to vote no confidence in him and that is quite a big difference between 5a and half the conservative mps. a big difference between 54 and half the conservative mps.— the conservative mps. helen, thank ou. i spoke to conservative mp huw merriman who said he isnt quite ready to hand in his letter which he said would be acting in haste my m...

Situation many people found themselves in during the various lockdown is. you have previously called for the prime minister to resign. do you think he will? i called for the prime minister to resign. do you think he will? i pray that it does — resign. do you think he will? i pray that it does not _ resign. do you think he will? i pray that it does not look _ resign. do you think he will? i pray that it does not look like _ resign. do you think he will? i pray that it does not look like he - re...

Borisjohnson set that would only be relevant had boris johnson set the parking that would only be relevant had borisjohnson set the parking bruce himself what makes a significant cover the whole party gate stuff is hes accused of breaking rules which hes accused of breaking rules which he actually put in place and that i think has really got through with the public. and the mp5, conservative mps will be picking that up when they go back to the constituencies. they know that theres real public an...

Event of that happening. lets turn our attention also _ event of that happening. lets turn our attention also to _ event of that happening. lets turn our attention also to covid. - event of that happening. lets turn our attention also to covid. we - event of that happening. lets turn | our attention also to covid. we just saw that report about the governments plans for lifting remaining restrictions in england as part of the living with covid strategy that we are going to get this week. ., �* ...