well, in the february reshuffle, andrea leadsom was sacked from herjob as business secretary. her sights as she recalled the time she voted against david cameron's government. is one of 81 conservatives to vote for an referendum on eu membership, leading to media speculation that i had told the chancellor george osborne, if you'll forgive me mr speaker, to "eff off." i can assure you that there was only one person to who i might be tempted to provide such frank advice. that wouldn't include any former or current chancellor and certainly not any current speaker. laughter and that dig at the former speaker brings us to the end of the programme. so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello. some early morning mist and fog across northern britain should clear to leave the majority with a fine day and some sunshine today, just a few showers around. temperatures will only slowly recover. 0ne temperatures will only slowly recover. one notable exception to oui’ recover. one notable exception to our story is some rain to the south of the uk. this frontal system to blame, the centre of it pl

those shortlisted include the former cabinet ministers andrea leadsom and kenneth clarke.he shortlist — spoiler alert — include these two mps known for their robust approach. he put his policy to the british people, inasmuch as anyone could discern it, in a general election. he was slaughtered. what bit of that message does he not understand? it's a delight to see your children here watching today, because i know that while you have a responsibility to parliament, that you take your responsibilities as a parent incredibly seriously also, and now to the prime minister. jess phillips and mark francois overcame their disappointment at not being shortlisted to join me to discuss civility in politics. i think it's good that they have got these awards and i can imagine someone like jacob rees—mogg doing well in that context. we'll have to wait and see who the winners are, but i wasn't expecting to be up until the small hours worrying about it, to be honest. and jess phillips, are you equally phlegmatic about this? yeah, i think that...| suppose it depends how one judges civility

i call the right honourable andrea leadsom. thank you.oughts of norman smith. striking. i thought boris johnson thoughts of norman smith. striking. i thought borisjohnson pretty much put his arm around priti patel, metaphorically, despite the fact that we have a third set of allegations against priti patel from allegations against priti patel from a different government department. mrjohnson has pretty much thrown his full backing behind her. indeed, symbolically, i think she was actually sitting beside him as if to underline support for the home secretary. white has he done this? i think it is to quash the idea that there is any cooling in backing for herfrom there is any cooling in backing for her from number ten, that there is any cooling in backing for herfrom number ten, that may be downing street are getting cold feet about sticking by her, giving a remorseless drip, drip of allegations. the difficulty for the prime minister is that he seems to have pretty much pre—empted the enquiry by the cabinet secretary, saying she is going now