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And lawbreaking, and i think the conservative party have shown they are unfit to govern our great country. we dont need another conservative prime minister lurching from crisis to crisis. we need to get rid of them. and that has to mean a general election. i think thats what should happen and it could give us a fresh start and i think the conservative mps now need to do there patriotically to and work with the opposition parties to get that general election so the british people can have their s...

Headline, borisjohnson versus rishi sunak, fight for the soul of the tories. it is likely to be a two—way battle between the former prime minister and the former prime minister and the former chancellor rishi sunak, and within the body of this article they suggest there will be an extra amount of drama because you will remember rishi sunak, it was his resignation that many people think was responsible for the eventual downfall of borisjohnson so if they go head to head there will be a little b...

0 police officers on fire to murder police officers. police so what does mike pencek of this? >> a man going to prison forg in three and a half years for sitting in his seat . he didnt issue a statementk? about it, so we called hisid office. what do you think he didnt respond. >> maybe he will be interesting to know. what does mike pence see forl. this? >> thats it for us tonight. well be back tomorrow.nity i in the meantime, sean hannity next. >> have a great night and tucker. and tonight, welc...

Of the prime minister. chaos at the heart of westminster is the i newspapers headline. the metro leads on �*suellavava mess�* — after the dramatic resignation of the home secretary — with just 43 days in the job. the guardian says the resignation puts the truss premiership on the brink — again. the times reports on what it says is the �*total breakdown of party unity and discipline�*. the daily telegraph says the cabinet resignation has rocked the government — and quotes from the...

Off the coast of aberdeen. lets have a look at todays papers. and the front pages are dominated by reports of yesterdays turbulence in westminster. the guardian leads with the home secretary suella bravermans resignation. the paper says it was a "bombshell" that puts prime minister liz truss "on the brink". the daily mail reports that the pm sacked ms braverman after a 90—minute "shouting match". it reports that the former home secretary accused ms truss of wobbling over manifesto commitments,...

Coalesces around one person and that could be in place by monday and who knows whether that happens or not. in the front page of the daily mirror, general election now. and lets go to the mirror if we can consider reflecting the views of many people across the country that feel actually this is going to be in election. , , ., . ., ., election. this is an election that was launched — election. this is an election that was launched by _ election. this is an election that was launched by the _ el...

Of unfunded tax cuts and even the announcement of them making the markets, _ announcement of them making the markets, made the pound plunge thats— markets, made the pound plunge thats kind — markets, made the pound plunge thats kind to have long—term consequences for us and its going to feed _ consequences for us and its going to feed through into the higher mortgage rates, it feeds through to inflation _ mortgage rates, it feeds through to inflation and weve got people facing — inflatio...

2lo, marconi house, london, calling. a century ago this country did a curious thing. it set up a company that would use wireless communication to engage the public. and so the bbc was born. put the statement in. get everything off. ten seconds. over that century it has faced few bigger tests than the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. yeah. we can go, chris. lets do it. yeah. a few moments ago, buckingham palace l announced the death of - her majesty queen elizabeth ii. bbc is interrupting...

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Vote counts. but were sitting here and nobody does it better than you do, but we have this role of holding up a mirror. and when that picture is too painful to look at, i thought i would have some of the conversations about what that does. but the pain doesnt go away. and maybe part of the collective experience is talking about that side of it. >> nicole wallace, the host of deadline white house on msnbc and now a new series "deadline special report," it is a smart and needed thing. all four epi...