Young people can watch this and think to themselves there is no ceiling here, i can go all the way. and i think that s fabulous. i think it s the biggest challenge of the labour party as a tories are doing this. they don t come from posh eaten this lot. and i am thrilled and i saw the headline and i turned off strictly come dancing are the x factor or whatever and i thought oh, no, but then remind yourself that actually the tories out in the country that will vote on who is to be the prime minister of this nation, what happened in the general election, the red came down. there are an awful lot of people who 20, 30, 40 are an awful lot of people who 20, 30, a0 years ago working class in this country, i don t think that nomenclature fits any more for anybody in this country frankly but they would have been there. those people today will read the sun but they may will be members of the tory party or at least vote or hope to
Out of the final two and if i can ust out of the final two and if i can just add. out of the final two and if i can just add, that was what a minister of same to just add, that was what a minister of same to me, they were saying we are so of same to me, they were saying we are so bothered by who we want at the moment, but very quickly going to be the moment, but very quickly going to be sharp the moment, but very quickly going to be sharp to people who will start thinking to be sharp to people who will start thinking who do we not want, who do we need to thinking who do we not want, who do we need to block from getting into the final we need to block from getting into the final two? i think that is an interesting change in the nature of the election we see take place tomorrow and over the weekend. the clock is tomorrow and over the weekend. clock is ticking tomorrow and over the weekend. t“t2 clock is ticking so let s turn to the delete mail if we can commit what you ve already touched on, unite now or we lose. liz truss tells the right and picking up on points at both of you have made but at the moment, there is no sign of the tory right coalescing around one candidate, is there? title. the tory right coalescing around one candidate, is there? candidate, is there? no, there is not, and candidate, is there? no, there is not. and by candidate, is there? no, there is not. and by the candidate, is there? no, there is not, and by the way candidate, is there? no, there is not, and by the way i thought - candidate, is there? no, there is not, and by the way i thought it | not, and by the way i thought it was a very good article in the guardian. i m serious, to come in and ask her talk about your own piece of work i thought was excellent, the daily
Mail comes out for liz truss on this headline in the article and it put its colours to the mast for her. and appealing to a readership but in a way i m wondering whether the 9022 committee will make the rules of the selections are beginning to think that two is too few to go out to the country because it will be rather good to see what the country did with a three way split. and put the test, test the cabal of right wing mps in membership and that would be a very interesting thing to do where the alternative is and as aubrey just said, this could get doubts including in the country to who do they not want not who do they want. and it loses this emphasis of a fresh start. liz truss is certainly today and certainly yesterday and maybe not the future. rishi sunak is attempting the same thing and if the tories. they ve always had success
Fell below that threshold. the 25 and the 18 votes they did get, that means a3 votes are up for grabs tomorrow in the second round and that s a big question, where are they going to go? they going to go? exactly, and i think in the they going to go? exactly, and i think in the way they going to go? exactly, and i think in the way that they going to go? exactly, and i think in the way that the - they going to go? exactly, and i think in the way that the i - they going to go? exactly, and i think in the way that the i have | think in the way that the i have produced this is excellent because it flows. 88, 67, 50, a0, 37, 32, 25, 18 and it flows. 88, 67, 50, a0, 37, 32, 25,18 and as he it flows. 88, 67, 50, a0, 37, 32, 25, 18 and as he rightly saved a3 of them will have gone to some of the others by three o clock tomorrow. and it will be interesting is after that because if they in good darwinian principles, natural selection gets rid of a couple of others at the bottom in their votes go somewhere in the third round actually on monday, i don t think it s friday, and i think the mps go back to the constituency thursday night and i think it s monday and if i m right, mps will go back to their constituencies, they will go to the local constituency barbecue, village
The tory right was under pressure to get behind third place candidate liz truss. the sun focuses on the narrowing race with the headline the six factor . the mirror has a different spin by accusing the candidates of ignoring the cost of living crisis, claiming people are using washing up liquid to clean their hair. meanwhile, the ft says inflation in the us is piling the pressure on the federal reserve, and here in the uk, the paper reports that there is pressure on the bank of england for a rate rise after the economy here grew in may. but the star leads with a story about how a dog is the best way to find a date at your local pub. so, let s begin. fairto fair to say that most of the front pages are dominated by the battle to become the next tory leader. digby, let s start with you this hour and
Her lunch today. a kind of message coming through in her lunch today. her lunch today. a brief draw from ou on her lunch today. a brief draw from you on the her lunch today. a brief draw from you on the mirror, her lunch today. a brief draw from you on the mirror, what her lunch today. a brief draw from you on the mirror, what did - her lunch today. a brief draw from you on the mirror, what did you i her lunch today. a brief draw from . you on the mirror, what did you make of theirfront page? you on the mirror, what did you make of their front page? if i you on the mirror, what did you make of their front page? of their front page? if i could ust add to that, of their front page? if i could ust add to that, rfi of their front page? if i could ust add to that, i completely i of their front page? if i could just add to that, i completely agree i of their front page? if i could just i add to that, i completely agree with that. i think it s probably because the daily mirror is the flagship publication for the labour party, nothing wrong with that, and of course they rightly cannot really comment to the constituency, to a readership that is going to be interested in who but they will be interested in who but they will be interested in what. and therefore their line of attack has to be not about something, it has to be at home hitting and i think what they probably chose penny mordaunt because penny mordaunt is keir starmer s nightmare. if you want to support a labour leader, you have to get rishi sunak into the premiership because he has basically gotten the nondominant wife he was a billionaire us and he is physically supporting boris all the way through and he is got previous and he will