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Whether any leader is going to be supported in quite the way they should be and that is one of the problems you have when you have been in power for problems you have when you have been in powerfor i2 problems you have when you have been in power for 12 years, problems you have when you have been in powerfor 12 years, is problems you have when you have been in power for 12 years, is that everybody starts thinking that they alone can save themselves and their seats because they are somehow differ...

Tally of support for the runners, and also a potential runner, because there is only one now and that is borisjohnson. we have seen a few changes over this morning. rishi sunak has now got 133 mps behind him. so he has achieved that 100 mark that is needed to enter the ballot. borisjohnson yet mark that is needed to enter the ballot. boris johnson yet to declare, as 55 mps behind ballot. borisjohnson yet to declare, as 55 mps behind him. and penny mordaunt, the first to have declared, has 23 bac...

Looking at what is going on and thinking how are we here? we had 44 days of a prime minister before she resigned. it is basically a conservative party that is imploding. conservative party that is imploding-— conservative party that is im-tlodin. ., ., imploding. that was the lead writer for the observer. _ imploding. that was the lead writer for the observer. ive _ imploding. that was the lead writer for the observer. ive got _ imploding. that was the lead writer for the observer. ive got the...

Yet other republicans saying, essentially, they thought they would be political consequences if republicans went that far. your sense, as an astute observer of this. where republicans actually are on this, should they have control of congress going into january? where does this fall in terms course they actually pursue? >> so, polling showed us again and again, people that an outright abortion ban is extremely unpopular. conservatives often really feel like the government should stay out of indi...

Office because there was an investigation into him misleading parliament over his downing street parties, or what he told parliament about the downing street party is. even though he remains popular among some members, there are a probably, i think, "gosh, some members, there are a probably, ithink, "gosh, can some members, there are a probably, i think, "gosh, can we really impose him on the country as prime minister without the public getting a say, and what would that mean, and maybe we shoul...

Possibly receiving information, as donald trump was, for a lot of the day on january 6th, as he simply watched, fascinated, in gripped by the unfolding violence at the capitol, and doing nothing, not calling any military or national security official, official, or national guard, or metropolitan police, capitol police. you know, once he set these events into motion, at that point, he was just a gleeful observer of what was taking place. >> but the information in terms of white house phone logs d...

Decisions. one such decision for the government is whether or not to raise pensions in line with inflation or a cost of living, known as the triple lock guaranty that is in place at the moment and was in the 2019 conservative party manifesto and there had been slightly confusing suggestions in the last 24 hours or so. earlier my colleague and need to ask the observer columnist and chief political correspondent for the financial times for their reactions. its a big financial commitment and its al...

Spencer Fordin is a ham. But he's not an actor. Not until Florida Studio Theatre asked him to walk on to Charlotte's Web.

Still as prime minister because a reasonable—minded observer might wonder from hereon in whether they can believe what youre saying, because so much of what youve said in your early weeks in office has been binned. yes, i have been honest with the public about what weve needed to change because of the circumstances. but i am completely committed to delivering for this country. and thats why im in the job. thats why i get up each morning, chris, is because i want this country to be a better pla...

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