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orchestrated the plot to bring down boris johnson. that he orchestrated the plot to bring down borisjohnson. now, bring down boris johnson. now, he says of the conservative leader kemi badenoch, that she is a useless dud and that she'll be got rid of before long. i'll ask my panel about whether his views can be influential even now, and how the panel feels about the power wielded by unelected political appointees. tuesday will be the 50th anniversary of margaret thatcher becoming leader of the conservative party. i had the pleasure to serve the iron lady in opposition and in government to mark this moment in history, sir malcolm rifkind, secretary of state for scotland in her cabinet, will join me to reflect on the anniversary. sir keir starmer announced plans to make it easier to construct mini nuclear power stations. it comes in the same week that the government relaunched the net zero council. the former ceo of energy uk, angela knight, will join me to discuss the impact of those new policies. and stefan kyriazis will be here to update me on his theatrical excursions dunng me on his thea