and the brexit party mep ann widdecombe.oday — this man, boris johnson, already has the support of almost half the parliamentary party. that leaves only one place left to fight for. i'm looking forward to making it through to the front two, and looking forward to a civilised debate of ideas. i'm sure i will be picking up some votes but these can be unpredictable, so, i want to go for it. may the best man win, and that's going be me. barring an upset, we expect that challenger to be jeremy hunt or michael gove. we'll be live in this room in the commons at 1pm to bring you the results of the latest ballot in this conservative leadership contest. so, we are pretty sure mrjohnson goes forward to the final two, not yet sure who will be with him, we will know by the end of today. let's find out who you think, who will be the second? i would imagine it will bejeremy hunt. i think it will be michael gove. i will sayjeremy hunt. michael gove will be my guess. two each. the decider? shall i have a guess? you have the casting vote. pro

ann widdecombe wa nts to workers' rights.n of their condition. is that really the sort of country we wa nt that really the sort of country we want in the united kingdom in the 21st century? i think not. i think people treasure their national health service and treasure our inclusive relationships across all sections of society and that should be rejected, but the economic downturn, they are kidding themselves if they think it is anything other than catastrophe coming for millions of people across the nation and for them to try and present it as otherwise is a com plete present it as otherwise is a complete and utter falsehood and over the weeks and months as we approach october that will be continuously exposed and companies like ford who are closing bridgend, yes, of course it's a difficult scene for the automotive industry as it migrates towards electric vehicles, but my goodness, we should be in the vanguard of the movement, but what is happening is companies are drawing in and relocating elsewhere because of the uncertain

but they have come out of nowhere with big guns on board, ann widdecombe and the rest of the conservativedisappeared as soon as the referendum was over. i think they have got some structural problems within that party that will turn around and bite them. if you were to add up in the end whatever the brexit party does, your vote, their vote, the stp are even standing on a pro—brexit platform, —— sdp. what party does that centre on other party does that centre on other party in this country, the conservative party when they are trying to choose a new leader? do what you actually promised to do in 2017. what i was saying in 2017 was you were not going to deliver. everything a predicted then in my campaign has come to be absolutely true. you have also said you want to cut all times with the eu. that is the kind brexit you want. what does that mean? we want to cut all the ties that hold us in. we don't want to cut trade ties, because obviously we want to trade with people. but if you look at everything that holds you look at everything that holds you into the eu, you can't actually get a ship