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To notify him that i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. so what on earth happens now? this morning, i met the chairman of the 1922 committee, sir graham brady. weve agreed that there will be a leadership election to be completed within the next week. this will ensure that we remain on a path to deliver our fiscal plans and maintain our countrys economic stability and national security. i will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. thank you. what an extraordin...

Of this parliament runs out too, in a constitutional sense, legitimately run a government at westminster if they can come in a constitutional sense, legitimately run a government at westminster if they can command a majority in the house of commons but politically that, from sir keir starmer and others for a general election will get louder and louder and louder so what will be the political strategy of the new prime minister? when you speak to conservative mps several senior ones say to me whoe...

I will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. thank you. what an extraordinary moment. just three and a half months since borisjohnson stood at that lectern and resigned himself, now his successor has done just the same. the chaos deepens. enter, then, this man, sir graham brady, who the prime minister mentioned, who will oversee the race to replace liz truss. whats he got to say? good afternoon, everybody. theres not a great deal i can say at the moment. i have spoken to th...

Cant answer the question, who will be our prime minister in a fortnight? tonight, we have one of the —— those moments, yet again. lunchtime in downing street — and the lectern is back. six weeks and two days since liz truss stood behind it as she became prime minister, she was back too — this time to resign. i came into office at a time of great economic and international instability.

What an extraordinary moment. just three and a half months since borisjohnson stood at that lectern and resigned himself, now his successor has done just the same. the chaos deepens. enter, then, this man, sir graham brady, who the prime minister mentioned, who will oversee the race to replace liz truss. whats he got to say? good afternoon, everybody. theres not a great deal i can say at the moment. i have spoken to the party chairman, jake berry, and he has confirmed that it will be possible to...

Lectern. thank you, conference. what a day. it has been tough, but we need to focus on the job in it has been tough, but we need to focus on thejob in hand. we need to move forward. no more distractions. we have a plan, and we need to get on and deliver it. thats what the public expect. thats what the public expect. thats what the public expect. thats what the public expect from the government. but first, conference, welcome back to birmingham. this is a remarkable city. it has a history of grea...

Healing process begins. and thatis healing process begins. and that is a really key thing for families here because for the past few days people have been fair. be the advice from authorities has been to stay indoors, do not approach this man, to put your safety as a priority. that was also a message that the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau had given earlier as well in the week, he had said that people need to be cautious but they should be able to grieve without fear. so now that myles sa...

Side, politicalallies, out of number 11, and on the other side, political allies, friends and family. at half seven on the dot, borisjohnson, holding hands with his wife kerry, approached the lectern. , , ., ., ~ lectern. this is it, folks, thank ou lectern. this is it, folks, thank you everybody— lectern. this is it, folks, thank you everybody for _ lectern. this is it, folks, thank you everybody for coming - lectern. this is it, folks, thank you everybody for coming out| lectern. this is it,...

Run on the pound. fascinating. thanks for— run on the pound. fascinating. thanks forjoining _ run on the pound. fascinating. thanks forjoining us. - run on the pound. fascinating. thanks forjoining us. very i thanks forjoining us. very interesting to hear the challenges facing liz truss as her cavalcade makes its way from northolt. john curtice, thanks forjoining us. i can give you a clue about what is going on because there you have it, the lectern is up in downing street and i was referring ...

What bennie thompson is pointing out is that what newt gingrich sent in the email was one week after gabe sterling warned. he went to the lectern and warned people and condemned those making these statements that were egging people on. it was one week after that. he says here the goal is to arouse -- this is newt gingrich -- the countrys anger through new verifiable information. legally, would that be a protection against intent? >> this is not a crime. you are allowed to try to motivate people ...