she has an opportunity to make a statement after the announcement by graham brady. because that message is not just for thousands of conservative party members, it's for millions of people watching and wondering who the new prime minister is and what she is likely to do. how important is that initial message? i'm not her speech writer, but ultimately, she is going to become the prime — ultimately, she is going to become the prime minister, and that means we are _ the prime minister, and that means we are governing the country. i have known _ we are governing the country. i have known liz _ we are governing the country. i have known liz for — we are governing the country. i have known liz for over 20 years and i know _ known liz for over 20 years and i know she — known liz for over 20 years and i know she is _ known liz for over 20 years and i know she is absolutely committed to the service _ know she is absolutely committed to the service of her country, the service — the service of her country, the service of— the service of her country, the service of her constitu

now there was all i sir graham brady, returning officer for the concert or a unionist party leadership election. declare total number of eligible voters was 172437. the turn out in the election was 82.6 percent. the total number of votes rejected was $650.00, for the total number of valid votes given to each candidate was as follows. specie soon at 60399 less trust, 81326. therefore, i give notice that list trust is elected as the leader of the concerned union is. well thank you, sir graham. it's an honor to be elected as leader of the conservative and unionist party. i'd like to thank the 922 committee, the party chairman and the conservative party for organizing one of the longest job interviews in history. thank you very much. i'd also like to sign my family, my friends, my political colleagues, and all of those who helped on this campaign. i'm incredibly grateful for all of your support. i'd like to pay tribute to my fellow candidates, particularly richie snack. it's been a hard whole campaign. i think we have shown the depth and breadth of talent in our conservative party. oh, a o

a couple of speeches and announcements and around about that time we will find out from graham brady,nd sometimes noisy downing street but for now i will hand you back to annita in the studio. jane, thank you very much. some news to bring you very much. some news to bring you now, an update from police investigating the murder of nine—year—old 0livia pratt cabell in liverpool two weeks ago. they say that a fourth man has been arrested in connection with 0livia's murder. the suspect was stopped in vehicle near leamington spa. the vehicle has been seized on the 34—year—old man who was the driver of that vehicle has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. that adds to the three, the total of three men arrested in this investigation. 0ne arrested in this investigation. 0ne arrested on suspicion of murder and the attempted murder of 0livia's mother. two other men detained on suspicion of assisting an offender. three men now in total under arrest in suspicion of assisting an offender in relation to the murder offender in relation to the murder of nine—year—old 0livia in liverpo

on the letter of no confidence, i think i didn't sir - confidence, i think i didn't sir graham bradye first ear? , there can't be removed in the first ear? _ ., there can't be removed in the first ear? ,, ., , ' ' year? he did say that, but the 1922 committee's _ year? he did say that, but the 1922 committee's rules _ year? he did say that, but the 1922 committee's rules aren't _ year? he did say that, but the 1922 committee's rules aren't written i year? he did say that, but the 1922 committee's rules aren't written in | committee's rules aren't written in tablets— committee's rules aren't written in tablets of— committee's rules aren't written in tablets of stone, and i think you'll find a _ tablets of stone, and i think you'll find a 54— tablets of stone, and i think you'll find a 54 letters did start going in and start— find a 54 letters did start going in and start a — find a 54 letters did start going in and start a massive movement within the party— and start a massive movement within the party in _ and start a massive movement within the party in parliament for this, then— th

sir graham brady from the 1922 committee will announce that at the centre of beatrice was talking to mentioning, the next prime minister is inheriting one of the most difficult economic challenges in decades. there are days when the happenings of westminster can feel 1 million miles away from places like this. not today. the biggest covered indoor market in europe. it has been going for more than 150 years. the challenge for the new prime minister is to protect, support and help businesses while inflation is above 10%, while interest rates are going up. let as chat about what it is looking like for businesses. martin is from federation of small businesses.— is from federation of small businesses. . , ., ~ ., businesses. have you ever known it so challenging? _ businesses. have you ever known it so challenging? no. _ businesses. have you ever known it so challenging? no. i— businesses. have you ever known it so challenging? no. i have - businesses. have you ever known it so challenging? no. i have been - businesses. have you ever known it so challenging? no. i have been inl so challen

we will save liz truss turns to graham brady - not hear so much.ency and crisis, we will not see so much of attention because i think, actually, but under a microscope, liz truss in office has been fairly pragmatic, so she has talked a very good free—market line during the course of this leadership election because she knows who she needs to appeal to in terms of the members for the final vote, in terms of the members for the finalvote, but in terms of the members for the final vote, but i think now she is a realistic politician and she knows, she is bound to know that the next week is absolutely critical, not only for her survival as leader but in many ways, it's an existential few days for the conservative party. it really needs to show that it has a grip on this crisis, otherwise the ten point lead that the labour party has had consistently will only gain momentum. has had consistently will only gain momentum-— has had consistently will only gain momentum. , . momentum. joanne, we will leave it there and thank— momentum. joanne, we will leave it

[applause] to announce the results of the leadership election, recommend -- welcome sir graham brady.noon, everybody. on the seventh of july, the prime minister announced his resignation as leader of our party. the committee organized five ballots over an eight-day period. concluding the leadership election for which we have responsibility. if out of the membership has now concluded. i worked closely with the board of the party and the electrical service -- electoral services to make sure everyone could vote in and sure our ballots were secure as well as free and fair. i would like to thank the executive and my fellow officers and our staff for all of their help and support, especially during the parliamentary rounds of voting. i would like to think the party board and staff for their hard work and organization to allow so many members to see the candidates in action. i am grateful for the professionalism with which they dealt with the ballots in this treating, collecting, and counting the vote of online and in prison. i would like to think the party members who have taken this respon

graham. >>> plus, gisele bundchen breaks her silence about her husband tom brady refusing to retire. >>> and later, forget a shoe shine. a whole new way to get a new bounce in your step. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with history unfolding in london. queen elizabeth will leave buckingham palace for one final time today. >> her body westminster, and princes william and harry will be among those walking together behind her coffinliigurinngp toai 24rs tpathr >> the cover of tabloid shows a photo of the coffin's arrival at the palace last night with the headline, welcome home. >>> earlier in northern ireland this boy's reaction to meeting king charles and queen camilla shows just how personal these moments can be. look at this. he was stunned after shaking their hands. abc's ines de la cuetara joins us now from london. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew and rhiannon. the queen spending one final night at buckingham palace before she's brought here to westminster where many have already lined up to see her. overnight, a homecoming. the hearse carrying queen eli