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Good morning to you. do you know how many others of your colleagues have put in a letter to the particular chairman of the particular committee that organises tory leadership contests? ., ., , ., contests? no, i have absolutely no idea at all- — contests? no, i have absolutely no idea at all. the _ contests? no, i have absolutely no idea at all. the chairman _ contests? no, i have absolutely no idea at all. the chairman of- contests? no, i have absolutely no idea at all. the chairman of the - idea at all. the chairman of the 1922 committee sir graham brady is as tight as a climb and will not...

Johnson from the one we have ever seen before in the commons yesterday. it was something quite amazing to behold, actually. although afterwards are some conservative mps started looking at the apology and feeling it meant a bit and less, they more they thought about it. but on the other hand, gradually, throughout the day, use our cabinet ministers, boris johnson's closest colleagues, tweeting their support for him. varying degrees of support from very enthusiastic to quite knit one, but i think the majority of conservative mps were just wait for this report by sue gray, who is looking at all ...

Process to trigger the removal of borisjohnson? process to trigger the removal of boris johnson?_ process to trigger the removal of boris johnson? , ., , ., ., boris johnson? there is no shortage of mps who — boris johnson? there is no shortage of mps who are _ boris johnson? there is no shortage of mps who are unhappy. _ boris johnson? there is no shortage of mps who are unhappy. they - boris johnson? there is no shortage | of mps who are unhappy. they would tell you they have misgivings. a great number are saying let�*s see what the report says. if that report is damaging for the prime m...

I think it's worth mentioning it's quite difficult to dislodge a prime minister who doesn't want to budge. so, from conservative mps' points of view, because they hold his fate in their hands, they would have to be 5a of them who wanted him gone to trigger a leadership contest. he could stand in that contest and still win, but to even trigger that contest, if he didn't voluntarily resign, you would need 5a of them, plus we know of six mps publicly who have said that he should go. i suspect there's quite a few more who have said so privately, and others who are considering it privately. but it'...

Letters are in. the leader of the scottish conservatives, douglas ross, has said today he thinks that crucial number of 5a is within sight. i number of 54 is within sight. i think it is a near, all members can submit letters and can also withdraw them. there is a sniffing operation going on by wits at the moment encouraging colleagues who may have submitted a letter to withdraw it again so i think we are on a bit of again so i think we are on a bit of a roller—coaster ride, going up and down, but i think most people believe we are getting close to the 54 number than further away. let�*s he...