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there's you, there's theresa coffey, there's nadine dorries, jake berry. gillian keegan.her mcvey, many of whom done this podcast. was it because of your upbringing in liverpool in an incredibly politically charged time that you became a conservative? yeah. steve mcpartland, there's lots of us now. i think somebody said to me the other day, there are more scouse—born tories now than there are labour. and i definitely think thatthe atmosphere in the city during the 19705 and �*80s kind of radicalised the generation of young people to become conservatives. you know, we all watched as the hard left under derek hatton essentially destroyed the city. and we got into the what did neil kinnock call it in that famous speech? the grotesque chaos is what he described liverpool as at the time. what is sad is i think i can remember the speech, the grotesque chaos, he said, of people scuttling around in taxis with redundancy notices to their own workers. we're showing our age in our political nerdiness. but for people who don't remember, this was derek hatton was running militant with

conservative party claims that everything will be done in time i spoke with a representative party jake berryand he confirmed that it will be possible to lead the vote and complete the election of the prime minister, friday, october 28th. now the conservatives are deciding on candidates, the current finance minister, jerry mehant, who is now considered a key figure in the cabinet, has refused to take part in the race, the bitch of the former chancellor, who lost the list this summer, the competition to him can be made by the representative of the government in parliament. penny mordan in the london press began speculation on the topic boris johnson's return the opposition believes there should be a limit to everything often with an ipo it's not just a soap opera among the top of the party. tories, this is causing enormous damage to our economy and the reputation of our country, the population pays more and more, therefore, the cycle of chaos. can't go on anymore . there is an alternative. it's a stable or risky government and the public has a say, which is why the general election should take

jake berry seemed to su: est her mistake. jake berry seemed to suggest this _ her mistake.her, she accepted the evidence, rather than the other way around. did suella braverman raise her mistake was her mistake put to her in advance of her resignation? earlier on today there was the normal briefing with the prime minister's official spokesman, and the spokesman said rishi sunak stood ljy the spokesman said rishi sunak stood by the comments he had made in the house of commons. the bigger picture here perhaps is the fact that it is an appointment that is raising eyebrows in westminster. number ten is saying that suella braverman had done the right thing by resigning and that she is brought back into government bringing depth and experience to that role. labour has accused the prime minister of putting party before country by putting party before country by putting suella braverman in his cap cabinet. she is an influential figure on the right of the tory party, so there are some suggestions it helps rishi sunak with party management, having her in his top team. ukrainian presi

i have spoken to the party chairman, jake berry, and he has confirmed that it will be possible to conductlude a leadership election by friday the 28th of october. do you accept that this is a complete dog's dinner? it's certainly not a circumstance that i would wish to see. so what do the other parties make of it? the conservatives�* rivals say it's time for a general election. cor, blimey, another opponent for you to face. what do you make of it? well, it is another opponent, and, you know, we're burning through prime ministers, we're burning through chancellors, we're burning through home secretaries. and that gives it an element of soap opera, but it isn't just a soap opera and this is, you know, for many people who are facing higher prices, higher mortgages, this is real damage that's being inflicted on them. i really don't think another revolving door of chaos, another experiment at the top of the tory party, is the way out of this. what needs to happen now? on a uk level there must be a general election, . it is a democratic necessity. the idea the tories can unite | behind a prime

i have spoken to the party chairman, jake berry, and he has confirmed that it will be possible to conduct a leadership election by friday the 28th of october. do you accept that this is a complete dog's dinner? it's certainly not a circumstance that i would wish to see. so what do the other parties make of it? the conservatives' rivals say it's time for a general election. cor, blimey, another opponent for you to face. what do you make of it? well, it is another opponent, and, you know, we're burning through prime ministers, we're burning through chancellors, we're burning through home secretaries. and that gives it an element of soap opera, but it isn't just a soap opera and this is, you know, for many people who are facing higher prices, higher mortgages, this is real damage that's being inflicted on them. i really don't think another revolving door of chaos, another experiment at the top of the tory party, is the way out of this. what needs to happen now? on a uk level, there must be a general election, - it is a democratic necessity. the idea the tories can unite | behind a prime mini

also word from the conservative chairman, jake berry, who congratulated him as well. but said that time for internal debates was well and truly over for this party. well, that's something of an understatement because it's the infighting he's referring to there. and that has been the prime area. let's trust the prime minister says that she supports him for a brief statement, but sir, of course it was trust who, who beat him in that sir leadership election in the summer. and now here we are. what a difference a few months makes. and furthermore, others been m said e. com, the london mer, the labor london mer said politics aside. ah, he is making history and he congratulated him on this. so next will be beyond that, the conservative party or address he will be preparing for the move to downing street. that is a constitutional process and which shirley's trust, who's already resigned? whereabouts are entirely clear right now. but she still, the resident is number 10 downing street and she will go to king charles the 3rd at will probably be bucking in pals. we think and th

we've just had a statement by it from jake berry, their co could the conservative party chair are saying, this is a time to come together and, and time for internal debate to be well and truly over. is that going to be easy to do in a party that is incredibly divided? i don't think it is divided now. i really don't. i think that we've got. ready over the schisms of what happened in the past 6 weeks, especially with the many budgets you know, that did start to calm down towards the beginning of this very quick process. i think the reason that divisions to occur is that, that there was a lot of blue on blue and the leadership collection. and that should never happen. these things do, am afraid, but thankfully in this case, i mean, even when i was doing the television stations for boris johnson, i was always praising she son, i believe in the concept of team that can set of course and getting the job done on his and what are we going to see now? what are the next steps to just break it down for us? no, but we're going to get, i think what we're going to see, you know, is the next many budge

with conservative mps to try to vote down that 45p tax rate abolition, the conservative chairman jake berryhe conservative chairmanjake berry has warned this morning that any conservative mps who did that would lose the web, and it is worth pointing out that there isn't any love lost between michael gove and liz truss, but he is a seniorfigure in the party, and the key thing will be, with him speaking out in quite an extraordinary way this morning and being that blunt about it, does that embolden other conservative mps to start publicly criticising, in the way that they have been behind the scenes, and can liz truss, kwasi kwarteng and her senior team managed to win them around over the next few days? king charles will not attend the cop27 climate change conference in egypt next month, buckingham palace has confirmed. it follows reports that the uk prime minister liz truss had advised him to stay away. in response, the palace confirmed advice had been sought by the monarch and given by liz truss. before ascending the throne, the king, who's campaigned for environmental causes for decades, i

conservative party claims that everything will be done in time i spoke with party representative jake berryuld be possible to hold a vote and complete the election of prime minister minister, friday, 28 october. now the conservatives are choosing candidates, the current minister finance, jerry mehant, who is now considered a key figure in the cabinet, refused to participate in the race, he refused to bet on the rich sunuk of the former chancellor, who lost this summer or could soon be competed with a government representative in parliament. penny mordan in the london press began speculation about the return of boris johnson the opposition believes that there should be a limit to everything often it's not just a soap opera among the top of the party. tory this is doing huge damage to our economy and reputation of our country, the population is paying more and more, therefore, the cycle of chaos. can't go on anymore. there is an alternative. it's either stable or the roman government and the public has a say, which is why the general election should take place polls show that the conservative

last few minutes, sir graham brady, who will run the contest and the conservative party chairman, jake berrye to say about how the race will work.— race will work. the nominations are now open. — race will work. the nominations are now open. they _ race will work. the nominations are now open, they will _ race will work. the nominations are now open, they will close _ race will work. the nominations are now open, they will close at - race will work. the nominations are now open, they will close at two . now open, they will close at two o'clock on monday. the candidates will be expected to have at least 100 colleagues nominating them. if the party should decide to put forward — the party should decide to put forward two candidates, there will be an— forward two candidates, there will be an expedited binding online vote of conservative party members to choose _ of conservative party members to choose its — of conservative party members to choose its next leader. all stages of the _ choose its next leader. all stages of the leadership election will be concluded by no later than friday the 28th—

more brutal disciplinary regime to try to restore party discipline among backbenchers, but when jake berrythat what we saw was people involved and they didn't like that, they were not going to be beaten into submission and i think it actually encouraged more tory mps to stick their head above the parapet to criticise that policy, so let's see what happens in the week ahead in this more brutal disciplinary regime from the whips but if it does come on, it could actually have a backlash against liz truss. . , , ., actually have a backlash against liz truss. _ i. , .,, truss. lucy, you said there she has one truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some — truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way _ truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is _ truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is to _ truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is to stemming - truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is to stemming thej truss. lucy, you said there she has . gone some way is to stemming the rot within the party. what of the poll numbers saying, though, well, the

party claims that everything will be done in time i spoke with the representative of the party jake berryconfirmed that it would be possible to bring the vote and complete the election of the prime minister, friday, october 28th. now the conservatives are deciding on the candidates, the current treasury secretary, jerry mehant, who is considered today a key figure in the cabinet, refused to participate in the race. the chancellor, who lost to eustration this summer , can be competed with by representatives of the government in parliament. you're not a mordan in the london press began speculation about the return of boris johnson. the opposition believes that there should be a limit to everything, often sips. it's not just soap operas at the top of the party. tory this is doing huge damage to our economy and the reputation of our country, the population is paying more and more, therefore, the cycle of chaos. can't go on anymore . there is an alternative. it's stable either the roman government and the public have their say, so the general election must take place polls show that the conser

i have spoken to the party chairman, jake berry, and he has confirmed that it will be possible to conducteadership election by friday the 28th of october. do you accept that this is a complete dog's dinner? it's certainly not a circumstance that i would wish to see. so what do the other parties make of it? the conservatives' rivals say it's time for a general election. cor, blimey, another opponent for you to face. what do you make of it? well, it is another opponent, and, you know, we're burning through prime ministers, we're burning through chancellors, we're burning to home secretaries. and that gives it an element of soap opera, but it isn'tjust a soap opera and this is, you know, for many people who are facing higher prices, higher mortgages, this is real damage that's being inflicted on them. i really don't think another revolving door of chaos, another experiment at the top of the tory party, is the way out of this. what needs to happen now? on a uk level there must be a general election, . it is a democratic necessity. the idea the tories can unite behind a prime minister now, _ a

one person who has expressed some concern is the former chairman of the conservatives, jake berry, whorial code and serious breaches of the ministerial code so the pressure on suella braverman is not going away and i imagine it is very uncomfortable for downing street since it is only a few days since rishi sunak promised and integrity and professionalism. i understand that suella braverman has requested extra briefings on security. requested extra briefings on securi . , ., ., security. reminders on the reasoning from the government _ security. reminders on the reasoning from the government for _ security. reminders on the reasoning from the government for putting - security. reminders on the reasoning | from the government for putting back the ultimate statement. there from the government for putting back the ultimate statement.— the ultimate statement. there are a coule of the ultimate statement. there are a coople of things. — the ultimate statement. there are a couple of things, a _ the ultimate statement. there are a couple of things, a political- the ultimate statement. there ar

tory party chairman jake berry is also out.on secretary kit malthouse, levelling up secretary simon clarke and environment secretary raniljayawardena. so can rishi sunak unite a divided conservative party? i spoke earlier to former tory mp anna soubry for her thoughts on the new pm might fare in the topjob. what people want is competence and stability and decency. i think of a decency front there's no reason to think that rishi sunak will deliver on that for that competence, we get to see. asjohn asked schwartz has rightly identified, this is like the titanic ——john rightly identified, this is like the titanic —— john ashworth. it's like shifting the deck chairs around on the titanic i think the conservative parties reputation with your viewers, out in the real world away from west minister is in absolute tatters. he has a mountain to climb if the conservatives are going to get thrashed at the next general election. i have to say, i'm quite intrigued by this idea that he is bringing all strands of the party back together. itjus

last few minutes, sir graham brady, who will run the contest and the conservative party chairman, jake berry say about how the race will work. the nominations are now open, they will close at two o'clock on monday. the candidates will be expected to have at least 100 colleagues nominating them. if the party should decide to put forward two candidates, - there will be an expedited binding |online vote of conservative partyl members to choose its next leader. all stages of the leadership election will be concluded l by no later than friday the 28th of october. l who might find themselves moving in here a week tomorrow? after what has happened to liz truss, you might imagine it could give some second thoughts. poisoned chalice it might be, but prized it still is and tonight, the race is under way. a lot of mps will be heading back to the constituencies tonight but you can bet your bottom dollar that there are a lot of furious lobbying under you there are a lot of furious lobbying under 0 ._ with me is our political correspondent iain watson. what happens on monday i set by sir graham brady. so

months the conservative party is claiming it will be done on time i spoke with party spokesman jake berry, prime ministers, friday, october 28th. now the conservatives are deciding on candidates, the current treasury secretary, jeremy hunt, who is considered today a key figure. the cabinet refused to participate in the race , bets are placed on arishi sunako of the former chancellor, who this summer lost to climb once again the competition, he can, make up a penny government representative in parliament. mordon in the london press began speculation about the return of boris johnson the opposition believes that there should be a limit to everything, that is, well, often sites, this is not just a soap opera among the top torii parties. this causes huge damage to our economy and the reputation of our country, the population is paying more and more, therefore, the cycle of chaos. can't go on anymore. there is an alternative. it's either a stable roman government and the public has a say, which is why the general election should take place polls show that the conservatives are now well behind

2 months for the conservative party to claim it will be done on time i spoke to party spokesman jake berryle to bring the vote and finalize the prime ministerial election on friday 28th october. now the conservatives are deciding on candidates, the current treasury secretary, jeremy hunt, who is considered today a key figure in the cabinet, refused to participate in the race . government in parliament. penny mordan in the london press began speculation about the return of boris johnson the opposition believes that there should be a limit to everything. it's not just a soap opera among the top of the party. tory this is doing huge damage to our economy and the reputation of our country, the population is paying more and more, therefore, the cycle of chaos. can't go on anymore. there is an alternative. it is either stable or the roman government and the public have their say, so a general election must be held polls show that the conservatives are now well behind the lobourists until the next election for more than two years. current affairs in the economy are sad attempts by the current cha

and jake berry, who was tory chairman until rishi sunak took power, he was on talk tv last night and the home secretary has asked for some extra training on how to make sure that e—mail use is secure. the argument we hear from number ten is that she made a mistake, she owned up to it, she has a second chance and that she should be allowed to continue in herjob, but as i say, rishi sunak, a few days into thejob, making a big thing about having a more professional and more steady government, it does create this big question of, why he made that decision when it was always likely that this would generate some controversy. brute always likely that this would generate some controversy. we have been talking _ generate some controversy. we have been talking about _ generate some controversy. we have been talking about shell's _ generate some controversy. we have been talking about shell's latest - been talking about shell's latest profits, second—largest profits, it has led to more calls for another windfall tax, might rishi sunak�*s government change policy and that too? .,, , , government

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conservative party leaderjake berry conservative party leader jake berry has conservative party leaderjakee uk. let's speak to our diplomatic correspondent james landale who's looking at the international perspective on this. how is the uk viewed at the moment with all of this turbulence? weill. with all of this turbulence? well, with all of this turbulence? well, with all of this turbulence? well, with a substantial— with all of this turbulence? well, with a substantial degree - with all of this turbulence? well, with a substantial degree of - with a substantial degree of bemusement. in the short term, the public, the words leaders have altered in response has been the main focus on stability whether it was president macron or the irish leader, all of them saying we just want some political stability in the uk at the moment. that's because of the obvious reasons, the energy crisis gripping europe and there is a war gripping europe and they are looking for the uk, is a key player in the european field, and just to bring a degree of political stability, because what the uk does and says mat

jake berry, the conservative chairman there waiting for the new conservative leader because he is inn either. i would have thought he would want to set out some views to the country. you can see just behind jake berry some of the mps who have been supporting mr sunak over the last few days. gibb, the former schools minister. just as i was figuring out who the rest were we the picture. but look, this is a really significant moment for rishi sunak. he thinks that he's been vindicated by what's happened over the last few weeks with the views he expressed over the summer. i'm hearing some cheering. it could be for someone else. i think that's alex chalk, the former solicitor general, being cheered. one of the ministers who resigned, helping to bring down borisjohnson a few weeks ago. you can see a number of mr sunak�*s supporters gathered. mps who have been lobbying him over the last few weeks. someone a bit stressed, but getting a bit of a massage on their back, i think it was alex chalk. it is strange because the conservative party has been sophie brown, there are lots of people standi

i have spoken to the party chairman, jake berry, and he has confirmed that it will be possible to conductminister ever after being in office forjust 45 days. hello and welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world. another extraordinary day in british politics. a short time ago, liz truss resigned as prime minister and leader of the conservative party, admitting she can no longer deliver the mandate she was elected to deliverjust the mandate she was elected to deliver just a the mandate she was elected to deliverjust a month ago. the decision came after meeting with sir graham brady, the chairman of the 1922 committee of backbench mps amid a sense of exasperation and annoyance amongst tory mps after a quite chaotic night last night in the house of commons. labour leader sir keir starmer has today demanded a general election but sir graham brady says the next few days, the conservative party will take time to consider but a new leader will be in place by next friday, so a heavily truncated leadership election. you imagine over the next few days the runners and riders will appear and we

we had it in stark terms from jake berry, the conservative party chairman, over the weekend saying whenume less or get a higher paying job. consume less or get a higher paying “ob. ., , �* ., consume less or get a higher paying “ob. .,, �* ., ,, ., consume less or get a higher paying “ob. �* ., ,, ., consume less or get a higher paying “ob. �* ., «i ., , job. robin brant, i know you will be back if we have _ job. robin brant, i know you will be back if we have further _ job. robin brant, i know you will be back if we have further reaction. - back if we have further reaction. thank you. joining me now is pamela hatswell from shrinkyourbills.co.uk. what do you make of this? is it a surprise? what do you make of this? is it a surrise? ., ., , ., surprise? no, earlier in the year we were comparing _ surprise? no, earlier in the year we were comparing our _ surprise? no, earlier in the year we were comparing our ability - surprise? no, earlier in the year we were comparing our ability to - surprise? no, earlier in the year we were comparing our ability to star l were comparing our ability to

the recently deposed chair of the conservative party, jake berry was on television last night, may beis there to protect all of our security, our collective security. it's quite clear she is not fit for office. even liz truss, who made all the wrong decisions, got one decision correct, but rishi sunak seems to have done a backroom deal with the right wing of the tory party to shore himself up and was probably afraid of borisjohnson and now we have a home secretary who is in a place where they quite clearly should not be.— should not be. thank you for your time this morning. _ should not be. thank you for your time this morning. a _ should not be. thank you for your time this morning. a night - should not be. thank you for your time this morning. a night of - should not be. thank you for your i time this morning. a night of drama in the champions league for spurs last night. in the champions league for spurs last nitht. ., ~ ., ., �*, ., last night. you know what, it's an emotional— last night. you know what, it's an emotional roller-coaster, - last night. you know what, it's an emotio

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