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But underlines the demand is the incredible economic crisis that we've seen in sri lanka over the last several months. that is not going to be resolved anytime soon. it will take months and even years to do so. and i have very serious doubts that the next president and government, whoever they may be, that is appointed in the coming days will actually be able to resolve these problems. so where do we go from here? what you just described is a country that has no functioning government, protest that may well continue and an economy that is collapsing. what does that leave sri lanka? first of al...

Immediately, as we have been hearing about in the past hour or so, gets louder and louder, particularly if they cannot find enough people to fill those jobs and get a functioning government? will boris johnson have even sooner? that is the question that remains to be answered this afternoon. andrew in cheltenham, thank you very much indeed. and our correspondent fiona trott is in darlington for us — what is the mood there, fiona? it isa it is a constituency, red bull seat, a real symbol of borisjohnson's victory at the last election. it had not seen a conservative mp for over 30 years and ye...

The support of the nation, where people overwhelmingly now think the conservative party is not fit to govern. we have years left on to a general election and the conservatives are running out of time to do the things they promised when borisjohnson won the 80 seat majority, to deliver to families and level up, and to tell people that we are making the progress they need. the children in the schools and the nhs waiting list, we are about to face a difficult autumn and winter with an nhs crisis and we need the government that is going to be functioning to do that and i think the caretaker proces...

The idea of a new green lane would mean the businesses and haulage firms bringing goods over the irish sea would have far less paperwork to deal with. and when the lorries roll off these ferries, there'd be no need to go on through the new border post, as they do currently for checks. but there's concern the price to pay will be worsening relations with the eu. the meat and dairy industries have argued in support of the protocol, because they can sell goods into both the uk and eu markets without tariffs and don't want to jeopardise those arrangements. we would see the protocol as something to...

Less paperwork to deal with. and when the lorries roll off these ferries, there'd be no need to go on through the new border post, as they do currently for checks. but there's concern the price to pay will be worsening relations with the eu. the meat and dairy industries have argued in support of the protocol, because they can sell goods into both the uk and eu markets without tariffs and don't want to jeopardise those arrangements. we would see the protocol as something to build on. we would be concerned about anything that damages trade, obviously the risk here is trading into europe. but it...