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the full, detailed report by the civil servant sue gray is also still to be published. for now, many tory mps are publicly backing the idea that the war in ukraine means it isn't the time to change leader. the question is if that continues to hold. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. 0ur political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us from downing street. where does this all go now, nick? jane, i think you will continue to hear opposition parties are saying the prime minister needs to resign, but there doesn't seem to be a great appetite within the conservative party right now for a change of leader. certainly from the conservative mps i have been speaking to over the past day or so, there is a reluctance to go into a leadership election at the moment, in part because of the war in ukraine, in part because it is not clear who the prime minister's successor would be. remember that many of the people who thought boris johnson may be on the way out hope that rishi sunak, who lives next