and then then we'll see if she would survive it or if somebody from the more right of the party jacob reese more has a name that's being mentioned somebody who is very passionate and very into the very right of the party who would be a possible contender or somebody who's very fav. by the conservative party members so that could be a scenario that we're facing all right very good most reporting from london thank you so very much now with the break the crisis deepening a let's get reaction from brussels the e.u.'s h.q. we've seen some tongue in cheek reaction from the president of the european council adonal let's let's take a look at what he tweeted a little early on he tweeted the politicians come and go but the problems they have created for people remain i can only regret that the idea of gregg's it has not left with davis and johnson but who knows and we've also heard from carl bildt he is the co-chair of the european council of foreign relations and former swedish president here's what he tweeted earlier even before johnson announced his resignation tragic to see how the u.k. is lost i

have a role in cabinets effectively free to take part in a backbench activity with the likes of jacob reese malls or underage jenkins and this could very much lead to a strong leadership challenge as for example the european research group have roughly sixty members and i believe it's it takes forty conservatives members to trigger a leadership challenge however we are unlikely to see the challenge happen because there's not yet the belief that it's they have the numbers to actually oust the reason me where does this leave the brags that process then are we going to get derailed by a potential leadership challenge or can they actually push through the braggs a proposal as it stands at the moment so as it stands at the moment the brig's a proposal is unlikely to make it past the european union simply because of the fact that it doesn't necessary risk or doesn't respect the main red lines of the role of the european courts when it comes to trade agreements with of the european union however what we may see is that this may lead to a sort of springboard as now that the brig's it is on the long

of david davis and forced johnson that has not happened the breaks tears are now in full revolt jacob reese morgan other prominent hears have put down amendments to monday's trade bill to try and dampen down elements of the checkers deal the whole thing is now falling apart but originally the reason behind it was so they had something they could bring to the e.u. that was unified whether that you were going to reject it or not they had to have something unified and now they no longer have that what about boris johnson's political career is a lot of media criticism over the former foreign secretary following his resignation say that he had been the worst foreign secretary in british history. is it over boris johnson no it certainly appears to be i mean boris johnson being elevated to the foreign office many people saw was just the rise and rise of his career but in many ways this stint in the foreign office has killed off his chances again boris has boris as everyone says he could buy him spock but it seems very unlikely that he would get the backing of enough of his own m.p.'s in a leadersh

cabinet ministers junior ministers potentially the last lost the support of the g headed up by jacob reese mog then she doesn't have a majority to get this through so i think what she needs to do in response to that is actually start talking to the opposition policies to see if she can find some common ground with us we are willing as we were two years ago to sit down with her and discuss what she might be willing to offer what her position is to see whether we can provide some support i think that that is there is a requirement on opposition parties to do that when the government of the day are in such chaos. formal school boys have been brought to safety from inside a flooded cave in thailand bringing the total number rescued to eight as said to be recovering well in hospital for more boys in the football coach are still inside the cave though and it could take days to get them out that vast and as the latest finally they saw daylight after spending weeks deep underground in a flooded gave the second batch of boys emerged much sooner than expected after a dangerous four kilometers journe

resignation in the morning going to throw his weight behind someone else to challenge or it could be jacob reese mog it could be boris johnson it could be someone like this but there's going to be a challenge i think almost certainly in the next hours or days. rescuers in thailand say it could take up to four days to bring out the rest of the youth football team traps in a flooded cave four boys were pulled out in the first phase of the risky operation which is on hold for divers to replenish oxygen supplies has the latest from chiang rai after more than two weeks trapped deep underground one by one the boys emerged and were taken away by ambulance their ordeal finally came to an end when rescuers launched a daring effort to bring them out guiding them through a four kilometer labyrinth of treacherous tunnels and caves the head of the rescue mission described it as d. day and called the boys by the nickname of their football team when he confirmed the first extraction had been a success. i would like to inform everyone at home and all those who have been giving us support all along that after si

of david davis and forced johnson that has not happened the breaks tears are now in full revolt jacob reese morgan other prominent tears have put down amendments to monday's trade bill to try and dampen down elements of the checkers deal the whole thing is now falling apart but originally the reason behind it was so they had something they could bring to the e.u. that was unified whether that you were going to reject it or not they had to have something unified and now they no longer have that what about boris johnson's political career is a lot of media criticism over the former foreign secretary following his resignation say that he's been the worst foreign secretary in british history. is it over for boris johnson no it certainly appears to be i mean boris johnson being elevated to the foreign office many people saw was just the rise and rise of his career but in many ways this stint in the foreign office has killed off his chances again boris has boris as everyone says he could buy him spock but it seems very unlikely that he would get the backing of enough of his own m.p.'s in a leader

in but i mean the two big names have now gone and they're lining up behind backbench critiques jacob reese more so i do think there is going to be groups of tory m.p.'s meeting tonight talking about show we trigger a leadership election show we block this going through parliament and that of course if you've got a big chunk of tory rebels means the decision comes into the hand of jeremy corbyn in the labor party with what they doing that ken livingstone former maryland thank you for joining us on r.t. we appreciate thank you which is police announce that they still can't link the nerve agent found in the town of amesbury with the one used in march is poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter in the nearby city of seoul sprit the statement comes in the wake of the death of one of the victims all the latest poisoning the woman along with her partner had been exposed to the nerve agents novacek. investigation is being led by detectives from the u.k.'s counterterrorism police and network. and they are unable to say at this moment whether or not the nerve agent founded this in

it is not clear what the details of proposals will be, but writing in the daily telegraph jacob reesernment minister sir alan duncan, hit back on twitter, accusing jacob rees mogg of insolence. that sentiment not shared by brexiteers. i think it is fair to point out that the government has made firm commitments in respect of those three issues. that was a contract that we did make with the electorate and i think we have to abide by that. at the end of the week the cabinet will meet to try to find a proposal they can all agree on. ministers admit it won't be an easy day. there are some difficult and important decisions to be made, not least on the customs arrangements. that is what this meeting is about at the end of the week and i'm sure at the end the cabinet will get behind a solution and that is what we will seek to secure. it might be difficult, but getting something agreed by her cabinet should be the easy part. the prime minister's next challenge will be persuading eu leaders that the proposal is something that they too can accept. our chief political correspondent vicki young i

resignation in the morning going to throw his weight behind someone else to challenge or it could be jacob reese mog it could be boris johnson it could be someone like this but there's going to be a challenge i think almost certainly in the next hours or days. while staying in the country police in the u.k. have confirmed that a woman exposed to the nerve agent of a truck last week has died just fell ill after apparently handling an item contaminated with the substance now health authorities are trying to calm residents in the community that seen several military grade poisonings in a matter of months john a silver has been. for over a week doctors at salzburg a district hospital battle to save the life of dan sturges to no avail they've now confirmed the death of the forty four year old mother of three who had fallen critically ill after being exposed to what british authorities believe is the same deadly nerve agent known as know the chalk used to target a former russian spy and his daughter in march i want to express my condolences and those of everyone here at sells bridges st hospital to jo

proposals will be, but writing in the daily telegraphjacob reese mogg government minister sir alan duncan, hit back on twitter, accusing jacob of insolence.” hit back on twitter, accusing jacob rees mogg of insolence. i think it is fairto point rees mogg of insolence. i think it is fair to point out that the government has made firm commitments in respect of those three issues. that was a contract that we did make with the electorate and i think we have to abide by that. at the at the end of the week the cabinet will meet to try to find a proposal they can all agree on. ministers admit it won't be an easy day. there are some difficult and important decisions to be made, not least on the customs arrangements. that is what this meeting is about at the end of the week and i'm sure at the end the cabinet will get behind a solution and that is what we will seek to secure. and that is what we will seek to secure. it might be difficult, but getting something agreed by her cabinet should be the easy part. the prime minister's next challenge will be persuading eu leaders that the proposal is something that they too can accept. our as

the situation and i know you have to be bipartisan or on the issue as of n.g.o.s but right now jacob reese more who is the favorite to replace to resume the reason that he ever wanted to do that clearly saying and using three million children the food banks are uplifting the war what it really is is david cameron's big society in practice and this is a symptom of. a good side to british civic society well we be delighted to invite down some of the projects we work with so that he can talk to the volunteers and talk to families and understand really what it's like in a practical sense for those families during school holidays and we'd be delighted to talk to them but there's she's just very briefly your next project are you working on fuel poverty obviously or don't think about winter as well as rural poverty as opposed to urban yes so one of the projects we're launching at the moment is in cornwall which is obviously an area of you know it's a delayed holiday destination specially this time of year but once the holiday season finishes there's a lot of hardship during the winter so we're ra