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They see _ they can now make their mind up when they see this _ they can now make their mind up when they see this picture on a virtual screen, — they see this picture on a virtual screen, on — they see this picture on a virtual screen, on a _ they see this picture on a virtual screen, on a zoom call, thanking his team _ screen, on a zoom call, thanking his team that _ screen, on a zoom call, thanking his team that were in the building because — team that were in the building because they ...

Find a balance, difficult things that he was perceived when he came into the cabinet somebody who might be slightly more opposed to increasing restrictions, a lot of conservative mps hope that him replacing matt hancock that there be a slightly less lose her grip on shutting down the economy. and with the introduction of plan b that we are seeing from next week a lot of conservatives are concerned that that hasnt been borne out. remember where we were last year, we havent yet entered that tier f...

An end date at the moment? there will be a review— an end date at the moment? there will be a review on _ an end date at the moment? there will be a review on the _ an end date at the moment? there will be a review on the 5th - an end date at the moment? there will be a review on the 5th of- will be a review on the 5th of january and the measures will lapse under a so—called sunset clause at the end of january. under a so—called sunset clause at the end ofjanuary. as under a so—called su...

A very worrying situation for our country. ii a very worrying situation for our count . :. . a very worrying situation for our count . ., , :, ~ , country. if he has broken the rules and misled — country. if he has broken the rules and misled the _ country. if he has broken the rules and misled the house _ country. if he has broken the rules and misled the house of _ country. if he has broken the rules. and misled the house of commons, country. if he has broken the rules - and misled the house...

The party accused Mr Johnson of presiding over ‘scandal after scandal’ and urged Tory MPs to join opposition parties in criticising his behaviour.

Minister yesterday?— minister yesterday? yes, conservative _ minister yesterday? yes, conservative mps, - minister yesterday? yes, - conservative mps, ministers, advisers. _ conservative mps, ministers, advisers, maybe even the prime minister— advisers, maybe even the prime minister himself will be surveying the wreckage of yesterday, which ended _ the wreckage of yesterday, which ended with this very important vote onlyjust _ ended with this very important vote onlyjust squeaking through, w...

Extraordinary. conservative mps, which is quite extraordinary-— extraordinary. rachel, your thoughts. _ extraordinary. rachel, your thoughts, because - extraordinary. rachel, your thoughts, because i- extraordinary. rachel, your thoughts, because i dont. extraordinary. rachel, your- thoughts, because i dont think we haveitin thoughts, because i dont think we have it in any number front pages. as you pointed out earlier, from a majority of 8226. i as you pointed out earlier, from a majority of ...

Intervene _ very clear that any attempt to intervene in the business of this sort would — intervene in the business of this sort would not have my support. i think— sort would not have my support. i think that — sort would not have my support. i think that the prime minister should be aware _ think that the prime minister should be aware that there is significant disquiet. — be aware that there is significant disquiet. i— be aware that there is significant disquiet, i know, amongst my ...

Explicitly listed the two things on the same motion. the second thing is, when this all first emerged, it looked like it was a sort of backbench initiative by some concerned conservative mps, and then it quickly became clear this was a really orchestrated, organised thing that people like the chief whip had been making phone calls about and it was really planned and executed. but i wanted to ask you two about the conspiracy theories, that actually the change to the system was designed to just sa...

Really angry about this. part of the reason they are angry is this is totally unforced. borisjohnson did not need to do this, owen paterson a former minister, he is not one of borisjohnsons current cabinet, he did not have to go to bat for him. he could have got to this 30 day punishment and we couldve all moved on. instead they thought they would rip up the rules, change things, and it has exposed into this almighty mess which i think a lot of voters will remember.— mess which i think a lot o...