, why _ over anti-semitism, so no. jake berry, why can't _ over anti-semitism, so no. jake berry, whyt the future of tax policy. it's interesting to hear from liz. it's the same — interesting to hear from liz. it's the same old labour party. what are you going _ the same old labour party. what are you going to do? we will abolish non-dom — you going to do? we will abolish non—dom status... but all of it is 'ust non—dom status... but all of it is just we _ non—dom status... but all of it is just we are — non—dom status... but all of it is just we are going to increase taxes and spend — just we are going to increase taxes and spend more money, and in fact we are the _ and spend more money, and in fact we are the party— and spend more money, and in fact we are the party that will grow the economv _ are the party that will grow the econom . ., ., , economy. your links with the unions are often fractious, _ economy. your links with the unions are often fractious, but _ economy. your links with the unions are often fractious, but the - are often fractious, but the government position is tha

i mean jake berry jake berry who is again no bleeding heart liberal.he and i would agree on anything and what he said . it's a workplace people to said. it's a workplace people to work there. i mean, being having been chair of the conservative party, he knows what it's like in hq and he knows you have tv. and frankly, the, the one man, one person that nobody ever complained about working for is bofis complained about working for is boris johnson . and yet you , he boris johnson. and yet you, he lets them have . party he lets lets them have. party he lets them have 40. he said you would like your boss if he let you have a party in house. i think that's we have. well thank you very much indeed. joining us, benjamin lochner and of course, research fellow at the bu group on the right. i think i can say and former labour adviser and writer scarlett mccgwire you very i think that's the very much. i think that's the first had you on the first time i've had you on the panel i've been presenting. panel when i've been presenting. so forjoining. so thank you much

have not got them coming out really going for it, you have seen quiet retweets, her party chairman jake berryosis but we got the prescription wrong so i think the takeaway at the moment is there is not that flaming division right now within the conservative party that we have seen, certainly not at the surface, overso we have seen, certainly not at the surface, over so many months of last year. surface, over so many months of last ear. . ~' surface, over so many months of last ear. ., ~ , ., the uk business secretary, grant shapps, has given energy firms a deadline of tuesday to outline what action they will take to compensate vulnerable customers who wrongly had pre—payment meters installed by force. it comes after an investigation by the times newspaper revealed that some debt agents working for british gas had broken into the homes of people struggling to pay their bills, in order to install the equipment. police investigating the disappearance of nicola bulley say they've spoken to a woman they'd described as a key witness. 0fficers said last night they were trying to trace the woman, who

unnamed cabinet minister who felt that he should step aside while this is resolved which of course jake berryas said the same as well. one or two of the papers have picked up on it. is sunak hoping to hang onto him or did he learn ? the lessons of nadhim zahawi ? ? the lessons of nadhim zahawi? i think it's very difficult to see how dominic raab is going to stay in position. i folk at home how important raab is to sunak very important. he was a key dunng very important. he was a key during the leadership campaign the summer when everyone was coming out for. liz truss when it looked certain that liz truss would be the next prime minister and people were coming out in support liz probably partly support. liz probably partly because they were thinking about their own careers. dominic raab stood behind rishi sunak stood firm behind rishi sunak and he was very, very , he said, and he was very, very, he said, go with liz truss. family economics would be like putting on a suicide vest. and of course things did and very badly and very quickly they so he has a very quickly they so he has a very loyal

dominic raab could say jake berry, former tory party chairman, today, has been suggesting that he shouldown because it's sucking all the oxygen , isn't it, out of the oxygen, isn't it, out of rishi sunak's trying to get a message across that doesn't seem very likely at this point, though, does it? but it is doing the government real damage . and the government real damage. and of course, we've now got a talk of course, we've now got a talk of an imminent return for liz truss and boris johnson's out there talking about piling on there talking about piling on the problems for rishi sunak's . the problems for rishi sunak's. it doesn't seem that they're interventions are designed to be helpful, does it ? no, it really helpful, does it? no, it really doesn't. i mean, normally when a new minister comes in, new prime minister comes in, they a honeymoon period, they get a honeymoon period, a bit of a bounce in the polls. he's had none that. and also, he's had none of that. and also, of course, liz truss boris of course, liz truss and boris johnson, it's not like they lost an election . they've g

the parliament and this berry has been calling forh jake berry has been calling for a very long time. think it was last week on questions on he reaffirmed this point view. reaffirmed this point of view. rishi have the power rishi sunak does have the power to mechanisms. to create these mechanisms. obviously but obviously that takes time, but i think immediate short think in the immediate short term has called this term is he has called this investigation into dominic raab by qc and i'm sure by adam tolley qc and i'm sure the line that rishi sunak will take is he's taking due process in the same they did with in the same way they did with nadine's hallway. we'll have to wait the outcome of the wait for the outcome of the investigation. the question is, does line hold ? i mean, i does that line hold? i mean, i guess the problem here is where, as might say, you as people might say, well, you could just suspend or could you would just suspend or you what happens . you wait and see what happens. even a suspension, we can the government, doesn't it? we can. rishi sunak. if someone else is s