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To have a written constitution say the way boris johnson behaved in office proves their case. though, of course, in the united states, which makes a big thing about its written constitution, donald trump came very close to subverting it altogether. my sense is that many conservative mps and ministers are relieved that boris johnson's out. the verdict of the financial times and the economist was devastating. neither of them's exactly a cheerleader for the left. i was saying earlier that whoever succeeds borisjohnson will be careful to support ukraine to the hilt. he or she will also be extremel...

Severe lockdown rules. he has lost complete confidence, but couldn't see it. and in his mind, he still is this great statesman, christiane was talking so brilliantly about how his speech wasn't statesman-like. that's how he wants to see himself. at the moment, he's not a statesman. this is going up in flames, this has been complete okay complete. we don't have a schedule, we don't know when he's going to resign, wanted to hang on to the floor, but he's talking about hanging on for a week or so. there is no certainty. this will affect the market. it is going to crash if we don't have some certa...

An unwritten constitution is great until you actually need to find the rules to govern things and then, a written constitution has its own pitfalls — as we see in my country. as we are seeing again right now. yeah, absolutely. and i understand that there is this urge for countries to have a unifying figure — someone who seems to be beyond politics, who can really rally the nation in times of great need or crisis — and that happens in other countries. there are elected presidents or otherwise chosen heads of state who are not part of a dynasty that we see here. yes. although, there are on...

Caused by the then set—up in the conservative party rather than her saying, "i must have hume because i want hume". sure. and i think that '74 and 2010, with those attempts by heath and brown to stay in office, were more of their making than hers. that's a fair criticism. the point is a fair one. but recalling 2010, huge efforts were made behind the scenes between downing street and the palace to agree the protocols, to draw up a document, and all of this was kind of hidden from the public. people, commentators talked about it but we weren't allowed to see it. nobody codified what the rules ...

And i think that �*74 and 2010, with those attempts by heath and brown to stay in office were more of their making than hers. that's a fair criticism. the point is a fair one. but recalling 2010, huge efforts were made behind the scenes between downing street and the palace to agree the protocols, to draw up a document, and all of this was kind of hidden from the public. commentators talked about it, but we weren't allowed to see it. nobody codified what the rules were, so it was almost like a gentleman's agreement, and i wonder at the beginning of the 21st century, how people would feel abo...