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For the results of sue gray's inquiry. the sun has a pun about the pork pie plot. there is a pie chart depicting the pm's position. see what they did there? let's begin now with the metro, shall we? any thanks to both of you forjoining me this evening. tom, if i could turn to you first, we have picked out this front page from the metro because they very nicely sit together these two major stories of the day. at the top, we have david davis and borisjohnson and the words that mr davis divorced johnson in the final hours of pmqs this morning, quoting cromwell, in the name of god, go, and just be...

That quote again! the daily telegraph has spoken to david davis — he's told the paper the pm would have to be dragged "kicking and screaming" from office. the guardian has a similar story on david davis�* call for borisjohnson to go and christian wakeford�*s defection — they report that tory critics are now waiting for the results of sue gray�*s inquiry. the sun�*s take on that story features a pun about the pork pie plot, with a pie chart depicting the pm�*s position. the daily mail, meanwhile, is heavily critical of those against the prime minister. it also has a story saying h...

The widths approached the mp5, they said, yes, we are. and there's also this idea, veep three, which almost sound satirical, but interesting to see if that was down in history —— the pork pie plot. it is a question of when, not if, this happens. earlier today, of when, not if, this happens. earliertoday, i of when, not if, this happens. earlier today, i think people were saying, mps are keeping their powder dry, they are going to pay for the superior report. it seems there's been some movement tonight and they might not wait for the sucre report —— v might not wait for the sucre report...

Advanceis not to try to predict two years in advance is probably good advice because at the moment things are so few broil in westminster it is difficult to predict where we will be in the next day, let alone in a couple of years. one particular group of mps is getting some attention, largely the tory mps elected in 2019. they seem to be participating in some kind of mutiny. it�*s been dubbed "the pork pie plot". many come from traditional labour heartlands, known as red wall seats. more than 20 of them have reportedly met to discuss ousting the prime minister. one mp told newsnight�*s nic...