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Ready for sunshine," message is supposed to convey optimism, but it could also be a sign that this leadership contest is really hotting up. liz truss, who's emphasised her state education, will argue she is best placed to hold on to seats won from labour. we need to have a grown—up conversation. rishi sunak believes the more that members see of both of them, the more he'll look like an election winner. tory members will begin voting next month, and one of the candidates will move into downing street on september the 6th. iain watson reporting. helen catt joins us now from westminster. we are...

His podcast. the men implied it would be then-vice president mike pence who would decide the election winner. >> are we to assume that this is going to be a climactic battle that will take place and question the constitutionality of 1877? >> i think a lot of that depends on the courage and the spine of the individuals involved. >> joining me now is robert costa, co-author of the book "peril" alongside bob woodward. i know you tweeted about the hotel being a war room in the days before the attack on the capitol. tell us what happened there, and why it was so important. >> reporter: bob woodward...

Involved here. congress has done its part. it is time for doj it take a look? from a legal perspective, does this open any of these folks up in terms of criminal charges if the doj doesn't step in? what is the next move here? >> i think it absolutely should. so, first of all, it is a federal crime to try to interfere with an election, to try to get somebody to count ballots that were not cast, to discard ballots that were cast ar or to falsely certify an election winner. jeffrey clark this guy committed a fraud. he drafted a letter inside doj, he tried to get the attorney general to send, sayi...

That his government has the guts to deal with issues in the economy and society that he says have been dodged by previous administrations. against a backdrop of labour shortages and warnings of empty supermarket shelves at christmas, the prime minister will pledge to move the uk towards high—wage, high—skill employment. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. this is fantastic. borisjohnson looks like he's enjoying himself. the conservatives worship him as an election winner. he promises them he's going to rewire the economy. but today the prime minister is also speaking to the...

He says has been dodged. against a backdrop of labour shortages and warnings of empty supermarket shelves at christmas, the prime minister will say he's embarking on a "long overdue" change of direction in the uk economy. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. borisjohnson looks boris johnson looks like borisjohnson looks like he is enjoying himself. the conservatives welcome him as an election winner. he promises then he will be why the economy. today the prime minister is also speaking to the country. it is against the backdrop that makes some nervous, rising prices, reduction i...