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Asked _ from a role that the government had asked me _ from a role that the government had asked me to— from a role that the government had asked me to do, to be the lgbtq business — asked me to do, to be the lgbtq business champions asked why did i resign? _ business champions asked why did i resign? i_ business champions asked why did i resign? i resigned because the government wasn't pushing forward with its— government wasn't pushing forward with its manifesto commitments. alongside that, we collapsed a conference which should have been an opportunity— conference which should have ...

Today she is out, because this morning she sent an official document from her personal e—mail account — a breach of the rules. in a zinger of a resignation letter to the prime minister, suella braverman wrote, "pretending we haven't made mistakes, carrying on as if everyone can't see that we have made them and hoping that things will magically come right is not serious politics. i have made a mistake, i accept responsibility, i resign " she continues, "i have concerns about the direction of this government — not only have we broken key pledges that were promised to our voters, but i have...

Off the coast of aberdeen. let's have a look at today's papers. and the front pages are dominated by reports of yesterday's turbulence in westminster. the guardian leads with the home secretary suella braverman's resignation. the paper says it was a "bombshell" that puts prime minister liz truss "on the brink". the daily mail reports that the pm sacked ms braverman after a 90—minute "shouting match". it reports that the former home secretary accused ms truss of wobbling over manifesto commitments, such as reduced migration. "utter chaos" — that's the headline in today's mirror, as it says ...

Do. we are now in a situation where the prime minister has obviously resigned from leader of the conservative party. now there will be a contest once the rules are brought forward next week and as i said, what is really important now as we have a robust contest throughout the country so all members of the conservative party can weigh up the best candidate to come forward from that, elect a strong leader to build a strong cabinet around them and go on and build on the manifesto commitments we secured in 2019 with the british people endorsed. halal we secured in 2019 with the british people endo...

For consideration. they will go through a robust scrutiny process, map out what their vision is and how they will continue to build their manifesto 2019 that was endorsed at that general election. there are still over two years of this parliament to run so plenty of time to continue the good work on delivering on those manifesto commitments and that is what must be donein commitments and that is what must be done in a timely manner as possible. sirjohn major says it is unwise, unsustainable, for borisjohnson to stay until the autumn, given the power that this great office wields nationally and...