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Normally they last for years. jeremy hunt is the fourth in four months. and this is education. since 2010, there have been ten education secretaries. one of them, michelle donelan, lasted less than 36 hours. and all of this chopping and changing has consequences. it is destabilising, it makes it really, really difficult to take forward some of those long—term policy developments. perhaps because of this, rishi sunak was urged to draw on experience. rachel wolf wrote the 2019 conservative manifesto. on monday she advised. well, after a few weeks out, dominic raab, steve barclay and michael go...

And this is education. since 2010, there have been ten education secretaries. one of them, michelle donelan, lasted less than 36 hours. and all of this chopping and changing has consequences. it is destabilising, it makes it really, really difficult to take forward some of those long—term policy developments. perhaps because of this, rishi sunak was urged to draw on experience. rachel wolf wrote the 2019 conservative manifesto. on monday she advised. well, after a few weeks out, dominic raab, steve barclay and michael gove are back in the jobs they held under boris johnson. they and others b...

And afterfive tory governments in six years, both the prime minister and civil servants may be hoping that continues. the cabinet connects to the civil service but also connects to the party, a party he needs to keep happy. and so around the table we see mps from different wings of the party. and one decision has attracted an awful lot attention. last week suella braverman resigned as home secretary over a data breach — now she's back in the same job. why doesn't he put it to the test, that working people have essay and call the general election? there should be a _ call the general election...

Well, after a few weeks out, dominic raab, steve barclay and michael gove are back in the jobs they held under boris johnson. they and others bring some continuity. and afterfive tory governments in six years, both the prime minister and civil servants may be hoping that continues. and even if the prime minister gets his mps on side, there's the public, too. according to one poll, 62% want a general election now. opposition parties agree. why doesn't he put it to the test? let working people have their say and call a general election. there should be - a general election now. the idea he can g...