in of the cheeks, if you get my drift, but he's now back and we elizabeth truss, liddington, a new dwp

in of the cheeks, if you get my drift, but he's now back and we elizabeth truss, liddington, a new dwp secretary. damian green has gone to be deputy prime minister. he's a nice done does —— don't underestimate. he'sa done does —— don't underestimate. he's a nice person. as for gof, i wouldn't put on that side of the category. i think she's brought in people she doesn't trust which is quite clever. isn't it a bit of a taste of your own medicine when borisjohnson was made foreign secretary, you've helped create some of this uncertainty is to help tidy it up. on the front page of the i, i'm looking to this. i think ruth davidson... are we moving onto the next story: psycho if you want to see what tory if you want to see what a good tory leader sounds like... her name is bruce. i can spell it. —— roof. kind of brexit is she talking about? and open brexit, what does that mean? i think what theresa may suggested with a close free trade agreement plus an agreement on security was a sensible way forward. but we have had this argument. you don't think that's the end of it? what can i say about

there are lists you can use, dwp lists for those on benefits. there is a local school.sess how many kids have showed up for school or not showed up for school. you can use mobile phones. you can speak to the mobile phone company. they will assist. i saw this during the riots. who's been on their phone at 12 o'clock before the fire started? there are ways in which you can assemble lists of people and numbers. are you suspicious of a cover—up? when you have tragedies of this kind that could have been prevented... we know from hillsborough and other affairs in our national life, that governments, local authorities, big corporations, companies, contractors, they cover their backs. that's why i raised issues around the documentation. have the police seized documents yet? in this case, we know nothing about whether that's happened. and it doesn't really matter what i think. it matters what people on the ground think. it does matter what you think, because you are a well—known local mp. for example, you have tweeted that dozens of people, residents, saw dozens of people jump f

the dwp will be working withjobcentre ‘s say that those who would normally receive benefits will geto pay for emergency supplies for food, clothes and other costs, too, and we are being told that emergency fund as part of a package of measures thatis as part of a package of measures that is going to involve the treasury, the department for work and pensions, too, in orderto provide support and help to people who have been directly affected by this tragedy. the prime minister in a statement has said she heard individual stories this morning when she went to the hospital to see survivors who she said, she said she spoke with people who ran from the firing only be close they were wearing. they have been left with nothing, she said, no money, no bank card, no means of caring for their children or relatives. she said the package she was announcing was to give people immediate support to ca re give people immediate support to care for themselves and their loved ones and she said they will continue to look at what more needs to be done. she added that everyone affected by this tragedy needs

i think there is a lot of concern about some of the views the dwp has. might as well admit it, have made it very clear, i strongly supported equal marriage, and by on the liberal wing of the party. so long as that agenda is maintained by the conservative party, i'm sure the dup have voted for conservative legislation in the past, and there are members of my party not share those liberal views on it would allow us, for example, to pass a budget, which is the most important thing for the country. does this throw up personal issues for you, what if you are asked to share a platform with one of your dup colleagues? we are getting into slightly. .. i share colleagues? we are getting into slightly... i share a chamber in the house of commons with dup mps and mps house of commons with dup mps and mp5 of all different views who are legitimately elected by their electorate. nobody is talking about merging with them or formal coalition. i understand that it is an understanding not to vote down a conservative budget. there is so much to discuss. ed vaizey and sarah