sir alan duncan, thank _ compared with labour. sir alan duncan, thank you _ compared with labour.. sir alan duncan, thank you for sharing | compared with labour. sir alan i duncan, thank you for sharing your insights, giving your experience in the foreign office. good to have you this morning on bbc news. while i was talking to sir alan duncan, many more members of the cabinet were walking through the back door behind me. it is a big day because it is the first cabinet meeting since rishi sunak�*s major reshuffle yesterday. yesterday everyone was talking about the return of david, now lord, cameron to the cabinet table and we saw him earlier walking into downing street with andrew mitchell. i'mjoined into downing street with andrew mitchell. i'm joined now by lucy fisher, the whitehall editor for the financial times, very good to have you with us, lucy. a cast of old and new faces walking through the door this morning. new faces walking through the door this morning-— this morning. interesting and i thou~ht this morning. interesting and i thought it _ this morning. interesting and

sir alan duncan says david cameron needs to visit the smoking room more! smoking, honestly! let me ask you about the nitty—gritty of foreign policy. there is a conflict raging in the middle east, also a work continuing in ukraine. how do you think lord cameron is going to handle the uk's position on these? i think on ukraine, there is, ithink think on ukraine, there is, i think you will be able to strike a very good relationship very quickly with president zelensky and any other members of the ukrainian government. of course, he has had experience with dealing with russians in the past so i think that he has quite a strong hand to play in the interactions that are inevitably going to emerge further on ukraine. on the middle east, i think it will need a lot of thinking and i suspect that until october the 7th majority opinion in israel was far more moderate and liberal than the netanyahu government's image was. so i think he has to tuning to that and appreciate that although, of course, there has to be a vigorous response to what hamas did on october the 7t

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