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other— judgment of the kremlin? 0n the other hand, let's look at yevgeny prigozhin. — other hand, let's look at yevgeny prigozhin, what does this tell us about— prigozhin, what does this tell us about the — prigozhin, what does this tell us about the chief of wagner? it tells us you _ about the chief of wagner? it tells us you can — about the chief of wagner? it tells us you can have a private army and you can _ us you can have a private army and you can mutiny and you can set the -oal you can mutiny and you can set the goal of— you can mutiny and you can set the goal of toppling the military leadership of russia and at the end of the _ leadership of russia and at the end of the day, — leadership of russia and at the end of the day, you are free, you are a free man — of the day, you are free, you are a free man all— of the day, you are free, you are a free man. all right, he has to go to belarus _ free man. all right, he has to go to belarus as— free man. all right, he has to go to belarus as a — free man. all right, he has to go to belarus as a result of the deal with the kremlin but think back to the i990s. _ the kremlin but think back to the 19905, 1991, a coup against mikhail gorbachev, what happened to the leaders? — gorbachev, what happened to the leaders? we were all put in prison. back— leaders? we were all put in prison. back in— leaders? we were all put in prison. back in 93. — leaders? we were all put in prison. back in 93. a — leaders? we were all put in prison. back in 93, a rebellion against boris — back in 93, a rebellion against boris yeltsin, the leaders were put in prison — boris yeltsin, the leaders were put in prison. after this armed mutiny in prison. after this armed mutiny in russia, — in prison. after this armed mutiny in russia, what has happened to yevgeny— in russia, what has happened to yevgeny prigozhin? off you go to belarus _ yevgeny prigozhin? off you go to belarus as a free man. that is quite interesting — belarus as a free man. that is quite interesting. also interesting is how he was _ interesting. also interesting is how he was cheered apparently by some of the crowds _ he was cheered apparently by some of the crowds in rostov on don last night _ the crowds in rostov on don last night as— the crowds in rostov on don last night as wagner fighters pulled out

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one. i quite like that one. i love that one. ., ., ., , ., one. i would love that your prime minister, one. i would love that your prime minister. he _ one. i would love that your prime minister, he would _ one. i would love that your prime minister, he would be _ one. i would love that your prime minister, he would be like - one. i would love that your prime minister, he would be like boris. | minister, he would be like boris. torrential rain disrupted this morning scarecrow contest and politics has also been overshadowed by the new search for another figurehead. i by the new search for another figurehead-— by the new search for another fiaurehead. ~ �*, ., ., , figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles and _ figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles and really _ figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles and really i'd _ figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles and really i'd like - figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles and really i'd like to - figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles and really i'd like to seej shambles and really i'd like to see a general— shambles and really i'd like to see a general election so that we can choose _ a general election so that we can choose because i think to continually have new prime minister is that— continually have new prime minister is that nobody... well, apart from a minority— is that nobody... well, apart from a minority have — is that nobody... well, apart from a minority have voted for, is grossly unfaih _ minority have voted for, is grossly unfair. ., . , , , unfair. the np of the city says his constituents _ unfair. the np of the city says his constituents want _ unfair. the np of the city says his constituents want boris _ unfair. the np of the city says his constituents want boris johnson | unfair. the np of the city says his . constituents want boris johnson back constituents want borisjohnson back and loved or loathed, he is the name and loved or loathed, he is the name and many let's hear.— and many let's hear. boris got us throu~h and many let's hear. boris got us through covid _ and many let's hear. boris got us through covid and _ and many let's hear. boris got us through covid and people - and many let's hear. boris got us through covid and people have i and many let's hear. boris got us - through covid and people have mixed feelings— through covid and people have mixed feelings but— through covid and people have mixed feelings but at— through covid and people have mixed feelings but at the _ through covid and people have mixed feelings but at the end _ through covid and people have mixed feelings but at the end of _ through covid and people have mixed feelings but at the end of the - through covid and people have mixed feelings but at the end of the day, i feelings but at the end of the day, ithink_ feelings but at the end of the day, ilhink he's— feelings but at the end of the day, i think he's good. _ feelings but at the end of the day, i think he's good. igirlho— feelings but at the end of the day, i think he's good.— i think he's good. who should be prime minister? _ i think he's good. who should be prime minister? rishi _ i think he's good. who should be prime minister? rishi sunak. - i think he's good. who should be | prime minister? rishi sunak. tell i think he's good. who should be - prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me wh ? we prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why? we don't _ prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why? we don't want _ prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why? we don't want boris _ prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why? we don't want boris back, - prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why? we don't want boris back, do i why? we don't want boris back, do we? we've — why? we don't want boris back, do we? we've been _ why? we don't want boris back, do we? we've been through _ why? we don't want boris back, do

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really isn't it? i am. and i think it would be _ really isn't it? i am. and i think it would be better _ really isn't it? i am. and i think it would be better not - really isn't it? i am. and i think it would be better not to - really isn't it? i am. and i think it would be better not to have l really isn't it? i am. and i thinkj it would be better not to have a contest what would a contest do? it would simply polarise the borders. but more importantly, it would polarise mps. the parliamentary conservative party were divided into boris and rishi sunak sites and then whoever won after that would start the rather it divided house, so to speak. i would like a momentum leading to everybody realising that rishi sunak will be the winner. and those who don't especially care for them biting their lips. and ending up them biting their lips. and ending up with a prime minister who has the support of the majority of his colleagues and the acquiescence of the rest. i think that is the best way we could go. it the rest. i think that is the best way we could go.— the rest. i think that is the best way we could go. it is quite a lot of lip biting _ way we could go. it is quite a lot of lip biting whether _ way we could go. it is quite a lot of lip biting whether it's - way we could go. it is quite a lot of lip biting whether it's for - way we could go. it is quite a lot of lip biting whether it's for mp l way we could go. it is quite a lot. of lip biting whether it's for mp or party members who clearly weren't very fond of rishi sunak in the first place. and he is the former chancellor. we're looking at either rishi sunak or borisjohnson, the duo back in power again. would penny

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borisjohnson back city mp says his constituents want boris johnson back and city mp says his constituents want borisjohnson back and loved or loathed he is the name on many lives here. �* ., , ., loathed he is the name on many lives here. i, , ., , loathed he is the name on many lives here. , ., , ., ,, here. boris got us to covid. i think peeple have _ here. boris got us to covid. i think people have mixed _ here. boris got us to covid. i think people have mixed feelings. - here. boris got us to covid. i think people have mixed feelings. but l here. boris got us to covid. i think| people have mixed feelings. but at the end of the day, i think he's good. the end of the day, i think he's aood. ~ ., , ., the end of the day, i think he's nood.~ .,, ., , ~ , good. who should be prime minister? rishi sunak- — good. who should be prime minister? rishi sunak. tell _ good. who should be prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me _ good. who should be prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why. _ good. who should be prime minister? rishi sunak. tell me why. because i good. who should be prime minister? | rishi sunak. tell me why. because we don't want boris _ rishi sunak. tell me why. because we don't want boris back, _ rishi sunak. tell me why. because we don't want boris back, do _ rishi sunak. tell me why. because we don't want boris back, do we - rishi sunak. tell me why. because we don't want boris back, do we was - don't want boris back, do we was back we're going through a financial crisis in the country. we back we're going through a financial crisis in the country.— crisis in the country. we need somebody — crisis in the country. we need somebody with _ crisis in the country. we need somebody with that _ crisis in the country. we need somebody with that kind - crisis in the country. we need somebody with that kind of i crisis in the country. we need - somebody with that kind of thought process _ somebody with that kind of thought process and getting us out of a financial— process and getting us out of a financial crisis. who should it be? rishi _ financial crisis. who should it be? rishi sunak — financial crisis. who should it be? rishi sunak. 0ver sunday lunch at the cathedral cafe sherry is against the cathedral cafe sherry is against the idea of a borisjohnson comeback. he the idea of a boris johnson comeback.— the idea of a boris johnson comeback. ., , ., ., , comeback. he lied to us and he was -a in: comeback. he lied to us and he was partying while we — comeback. he lied to us and he was partying while we weren't _ comeback. he lied to us and he was partying while we weren't allowed l comeback. he lied to us and he was| partying while we weren't allowed to because of the virus. because of that i wasn't allowed to see my dad and he died and i never got to say goodbye. it's not fair. so now, i don't like him and i don't like the conservative either.—

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but she insisted she hasn't done any deals to drop out. i am very confident about the progress we're making and i will say to you that i am in this to win it. i think it's important for our party that we have a contest, and i'm very confident about our numbers. the reason why i'm doing this is because i think i am best placed to bring the party together. which just leaves borisjohnson to say what he plans to do. allies say he will run and insist he does have the numbers, despite the figure of public backers being just over half of what's needed. clearly, he's going to stand, there's a great deal of support for him, as you will have seen. the system is that the proposer and seconders' names are made public. other people have a choice as whether to make their names public or not. but the people doing the numbers for boris' campaign tell me they have the numbers, so the hundred that is necessary of members of parliament are there.

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brighten up the journey. i want to bring you back to the uk at our top story. what do voters make by the turbulence in the for the here are some alternative candidates who are being put up for election. i some alternative candidates who are being put up for election.— being put up for election. i love that wine- _ being put up for election. i love that wine. he's _ being put up for election. i love that wine. he's a _ being put up for election. i love that wine. he's a bit _ being put up for election. i love that wine. he's a bit like - being put up for election. i love that wine. he's a bit like boris. | that wine. he's a bit like boris. torrential rain disrupted this mornings at scarecrow contest and politics too, being overshadowed by a new search for a new figurehead. i a new search for a new figurehead. i think it's an absolute shambles without— think it's an absolute shambles without really, i like to see a general— without really, i like to see a general election. so we can choose because _ general election. so we can choose because i_ general election. so we can choose because i think to continually have new prime — because i think to continually have new prime minister is that nobody voted _ new prime minister is that nobody voted for— new prime minister is that nobody voted for is — new prime minister is that nobody voted for is grossly unfair. the ci mp voted for is grossly unfair. the city mp says — voted for is grossly unfair. the city mp says his _ voted for is grossly unfair. tie: city mp says his constituents want

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another supporter said borisjohnson had promised to run a tighter ship if he went back to downing street. an investigation by mps is due to start soon over what he told parliament over the covid rule—breaking that took place there the last time he was in charge. boris is an amazing figure in our party. an incredible campaigner, he lights up any room and if he was in charge of our campaigning, he could be an incredible asset, but the problem is, as prime minister, we would be absolutely shackled to somebody who was bound to bring us down. the labour leader again said there should be a general election to let the public decide. there are worries among tory mps that mr sunak would not be able to win votes in the same way as mrjohnson when the next election is called. but for now, he is the only declared candidate who is certain of a place on the ballot tomorrow. helen catt, bbc news. 0ur political correspondentjonathan blake has more on those numbers candidates need to be on the ballot paper.

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don't want to declare themselves in case in the answer that suggests itself to me is that they don't want to declare themselves in case any and boris doesn't run, in which case they have to blot their copybook with the next leader of the party will be rishi sunak. they are playing their cards close to their chests. i don't think that boris has is 100 votes. but even if he does have his 100 votes it is likely to stack up against rishi sunak having more than 200. and in those circumstances i don't think boris could even win if nothing goes to party members. could even win if nothing goes to party members-— could even win if nothing goes to party members. they are quite gung ho about that _ party members. they are quite gung ho about that 100. _ party members. they are quite gung ho about that 100. and _ party members. they are quite gung ho about that 100. and they - party members. they are quite gung ho about that 100. and they are - party members. they are quite gung ho about that 100. and they are 57 l ho about that 100. and they are 57 orso ho about that 100. and they are 57 or so who declared that they will back borisjohnson. would it not be better, even given the circumstances we're in to have a contest rather than basically what you're looking at as a coronation of rishi sunak, really isn't it? i at as a coronation of rishi sunak, really isn't it?—

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the news that liz truss, the prime minister, has resigned? no?! that's good. that's good. that didn't last long, did it? no. 45 days. wow. who would you like, ju? at the moment, i wouldn�t have a clue. no. — who to suggest... could we bring back boris? we'll get boris back. you�d like that, getting boris back? yeah. yeah. he didn't do a bad job considering what he had to put up with. - i�ve just seen it on my phone now, it�s just come up. just, yeah... what more can you say? 45 days, typical. i think we all knew it was coming but... just glad she actually did it in the end because it�s what everyone wanted. i would like to see them put in somebody that's... like rishi sunak, i would like to see him go in. have you heard the prime minister�s just resigned? somebody'sjust told me in the street. - what do you make of it? i think it�*s overdue. what, overdue, afterjust 45 days? yes. am you? — have you not noticed the chaos? lots of mention of borisjohnson yesterday hear from people who really wanted him back and people

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the bbc did loads of stuff from there about the cost of living crisis. colin. i recognise you! i didn't have a chance to speak. i'm a local— didn't have a chance to speak. i'm a local landlord. _ didn't have a chance to speak. i'm a local landlord. for— didn't have a chance to speak. i'm a local landlord. for me, i didn't have a chance to speak. i'm a local landlord. for me, this- didn't have a chance to speak. i'm a| local landlord. for me, this morning when _ local landlord. for me, this morning when it— local landlord. for me, this morning when it was— local landlord. for me, this morning when it was back _ local landlord. for me, this morning when it was back to _ local landlord. for me, this morning when it was back to a _ local landlord. for me, this morning when it was back to a leadership i when it was back to a leadership contest — when it was back to a leadership contest and _ when it was back to a leadership contest and i_ when it was back to a leadership contest and i thought, i when it was back to a leadership contest and i thought, no, i when it was back to a leadership contest and i thought, no, not. contest and i thought, no, not again — contest and i thought, no, not again and _ contest and i thought, no, not again. and that _ contest and i thought, no, not again. and that boris i contest and i thought, no, not again. and that boris my- contest and i thought, no, not| again. and that boris my flight back — again. and that boris my flight back i— again. and that boris my flight back i was _ again. and that boris my flight back. i was quite i again. and that boris my flight back. i was quite euphoric- again. and that boris my flight back. i was quite euphoric this| back. i was quite euphoric this morning — back. i was quite euphoric this morning thinking i back. i was quite euphoric this morning thinking if— back. i was quite euphoric this morning thinking if we i back. i was quite euphoric this morning thinking if we get- back. i was quite euphoric this. morning thinking if we get boris back _ morning thinking if we get boris back its — morning thinking if we get boris back. it's like _ morning thinking if we get boris back. it's like you _ morning thinking if we get boris back. it's like you get i morning thinking if we get boris back. it's like you get tickets i morning thinking if we get boris back. it's like you get tickets to| morning thinking if we get boris. back. it's like you get tickets to a micky— back. it's like you get tickets to a micky flanagan _ back. it's like you get tickets to a micky flanagan concert. i back. it's like you get tickets to a micky flanagan concert. he i back. it's like you get tickets to a micky flanagan concert. he is. micky flanagan concert. he is charismatic. _ micky flanagan concert. he is charismatic, he's i micky flanagan concert. he is charismatic, he's a i micky flanagan concert. he is charismatic, he's a fantastic i charismatic, he's a fantastic speaker~ _ charismatic, he's a fantastic speaker. when— charismatic, he's a fantastic speaker. when the i charismatic, he's a fantastic speaker. when the queen i charismatic, he's a fantastic i speaker. when the queen died, he would _ speaker. when the queen died, he would have — speaker. when the queen died, he would have said _ speaker. when the queen died, he would have said the _ speaker. when the queen died, he would have said the right— speaker. when the queen died, he would have said the right words- speaker. when the queen died, he would have said the right words ati would have said the right words at the right— would have said the right words at the right time _ would have said the right words at the right time. liz— would have said the right words at the right time. liz truss i would have said the right words at the right time. liz truss sat i would have said the right words at the right time. liz truss sat therel the right time. liz truss sat there like a _ the right time. liz truss sat there like a wooden _ the right time. liz truss sat there like a wooden doll. _ the right time. liz truss sat there like a wooden doll. this i

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