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And not a quitter. - peter mandelson, 2001. i am a fighter and not a quitter! last week the prime minister stood there and promised absolutely no spending reductions. they all cheered. this week, the chancellor announced a new wave of cuts. she has learnt you can't short cut and go ahead of the experts, maybe going back to a bit of the brexit debate when the conservative party used to be the party that was conserving institutions, but they seem to reinvent themselves since brexit as one which doesn't trust experts. can the prime minister turn| to her chancellor right now, get permission to mak...

The word sorry from liz truss. i would say about time. i have been saying in my journalism that the sorry word was required at the tory conference when all she said was, i get it. that wasn't enough for many people. then it was wednesday and prime minister's questions and all eyes on the prime minister. 45p tax cut, gone. corporation tax cut, gone. 20p tax cut, gone. two—year energy freeze, gone. they enjoyed this. it is a good device, this. economic credibility, gone. normally, the rule of three says three things work but there are so many u—turns, he had to keep going with six or seven o...

And not a quitter. but that afternoon, her home secretary was sacked. a vote in the commons that night turned to chaos, with claims mps were nearly brawling in the lobbies, number 10 desperately clarifying what went on at 1.30 in the morning. with no plan that bore her name left, and no authority to speak of, the party decided it was time to bring the misery to an end. yes — the conservatives decided it was time for yet another prime minister. so with one out, who of the three will be in? right now, the latest confirmed numbers are rishi sunak way out in front on 129, borisjohnson on 53 and ...

I have been saying in myjournalism that the sorry word was required at the tory conference when all she said was, i get it. that wasn't enough for many people. then it was wednesday and prime minister's questions and all eyes on the prime minister. 45p tax cut, gone. corporation tax cut, gone. 20p tax cut, gone. two—year energy freeze, gone. they enjoyed this. it is a good device, this. economic credibility, gone. normally, the rule of three says three things work but there are so many u—turns, he had to keep going with six or seven and by the end we forgot what he was saying. they are all...

20p tax cut gone. they enjoyed this. it is a good device, this. normally, the rule of three says three things work but there are so many u—turns he had to keep going with six or seven and by the end we forgot what he was saying. they are all gone, so why is she still here? then she stands up and tries to put it back on keir starmer by quoting a figure from the past. mr speaker, i am a fighter and not a quitter. - peter mandelson, 2001. last week the prime minister stood there and promised absolutely no spending reductions. they all cheered. this week, the chancellor announced a new wave of c...