like you said, james cleverly's comments? like you said. labour — james cleverly's comments?quick out _ james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were quick out of- james cleverly's comments? like you said, labour were quick out of the - said, labour were quick out of the blocks reacting to this today with the shadow sports minister lucy powell calling the remarks shockingly tone deaf, saying fans don't feel they can attend the world cup and that sport should be for everyone. she said labour politicians have chosen not to attend, in contrast to james cleverly, who says he hopes to do so because it is a major international event. also gary lineker on twitter today said if the message to fans was, whatever you do don't do anything gay westwood is that what the message is? friends groups like three lions pride say comments like that could force people back into the closet. it has forced a clarification of james cleverly's remarks. they do not expect lgbt people to compromise who they are if they visit qatar for the world cup next month and the policies of the qatari gover

there you see the topjobs -- and james cleverly. rishi sunak. —— and james cleverly.speech, number one priority, economic stability. so what do we see there? we seejeremy hunt stays as chancellor, no surprise there. he is working on that financial plan that he is going to unveil on monday. all seems to be on track there. but clearly, rishi sunak doesn't want any disruption there, he wants to send the message that he is getting on top of things, tough decisions will have to be made. . we've seen others come in that we don't know yet. we have suella braverman reappointed as home secretary. she lost thatjob a week ago. because she had been missed handling official documents. actually, that sort of partly triggers the end of liz truss. yes. that was part _ triggers the end of liz truss. yes. that was part of _ triggers the end of liz truss. yes. that was part of the _ triggers the end of liz truss. 133 that was part of the sequence of those final days. also what was crucial at the weekend is suella braverman for the right of the party, big brexit supporter came out backin

let's have a listen to what foreign secretary james cleverly has had to say. i secretary james cleverly. secretary james cleverly has had to sa , " ., . ., say. i think that changing the leadership — say. i think that changing the leadership would _ say. i think that changing the leadership would be - say. i think that changing the leadership would be a - say. i think that changing the - leadership would be a disastrously bad idea, — leadership would be a disastrously bad idea, notjust politically but also economically. and we are absolutely going to stay focused on growing _ absolutely going to stay focused on growing the economy because when chris gave _ growing the economy because when chris gave his package, when a economics _ chris gave his package, when a economics editor gave his package of people _ economics editor gave his package of people saying, how do you levy taxes without _ people saying, how do you levy taxes without cutting spending? the way you do _ without cutting spending? the way you do it _ without cutting spending? the way you do it is — without cutting spending?

james cleverly, the forei . n booed off stage.erman appointment, well, it�*s about experience and stability, continuity. she is going back to thejob stability, continuity. she is going back to the job she was doing just a few days ago. she back to the job she was doing 'ust a few days ago.— back to the job she was doing 'ust a few days ago. she had hardly been in that position. — few days ago. she had hardly been in that position, then _ few days ago. she had hardly been in that position, then the _ few days ago. she had hardly been in that position, then the time - few days ago. she had hardly been in that position, then the time she - few days ago. she had hardly been in that position, then the time she had | that position, then the time she had been home secretary, she was only brought in as home secretary a couple of weeks ago, six or seven weeks ago, by liz truss. she didn�*t achieve anything of great note while she was home secretary, apart from saying some quite as tasteful things about having a dream of rounding up asylum

no change in two of the big offices of state — jeremy hunt stays at the treasury, and james cleverlyains foreign secretary. suella braverman returns as home secretary — less than a week after she resigned — and dominic raab is deputy prime minister. the dilemmas of government are instant, who to hire and who to fire as british in an attempt to assemble as british in an attempt to assemble a team that can last that his party will support. it comes as new figures show the task in hand, with the price of some household basics soaring. you can see it on the shelves when you go into the supermarkets, you've got to really think about making better choices. ultimately, the cost needs to come down or people's income needs to go up. we'll be looking at the serious issues confronting the new government with our editors and correspondents across the uk. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six live from downing street, where a few hours ago, the uk's 57th

boris johnson has picked up some high—profile backers like james cleverly, the foreign secretary.y priti patel has also endorsed borisjohnson. jacob rees—mogg is backing him too. there are people who it is thought might have lent to him who have not, and might have backed rishi sunak, and might have backed rishi sunak, and i think suella braverman is one of those. she comes from the right of those. she comes from the right of the party, but she has backed rishi sunak, which i think is interesting, and she is it whilst praising borisjohnson but praising boris johnson but suggesting praising borisjohnson but suggesting that it is not his time, that that time has passed. that is the same with kemi badenoch, and there are others like the former chief of staff, steve barclay, and lord frost, who have come out for rishi sunak who you might have expected to go for borisjohnson. the other thing is, there are simple maths at play here, and that is that as rishi sunak�*s total goes up, know that he has hit that 100, everyone he picks up over the 100 makes it harderfor the other two he picks

james cleverly remains as foreign secretary.jobs he's done before — deputy prime minister and justice secretary. and talk of returning to an old patch — michael gove is back as levelling up secretary. the most eye catching appointment is suella braverman. just last wednesday she was out as home secretary. six days later, she's back as home secretary. rishi sunak is in number 10. the first big decisions of his premiership taken. there'll be plenty more where they came from. let's rejoin chris in downing street. can i start straightaway with possibly the most controversial appointment, that is suella braverman. you said it was eye—catching. some labour people would have stronger words than that. i'm wondering where you think that appointment lies within the context of this cabinet? i appointment lies within the context of this cabinet?— of this cabinet? i think it is the first flashpoint _ of this cabinet? i think it is the first flashpoint really _ of this cabinet? i think it is the first flashpoint really that - of this cabinet?

, james cleverly said, our plan is to— today, james cleverly said, our plan is to grow the economy.row the economy. that's not a plan, that's an objective _ that's not a plan, that's an objective-— that's not a plan, that's an objective. but what are the objectors _ objective. but what are the objectors available - objective. but what are the objectors available to - objective. but what are the i objectors available to them? isn't part of the point of this, whatever way liz truss and her team go to, this, whatever way liz truss and herteam go to, if this, whatever way liz truss and her team go to, if she goes for tax cuts than a credibility as a problem, she is already apparently rolling out spending cuts, so it lives with her budgetary black so it is there a common strategy that could get her out of this? this isn't quite checkmate for her but — this isn't quite checkmate for her but it— this isn't quite checkmate for her but it is close. there is a system, _ her but it is close. there is a system, there is a term for it. inaudible it basically means... angie _ inaudible it basical

his cabinet is the foreign secretary james cleverly, even though he publicly advocated for the return of boris johnson. earlier soon i vowed to fix the mistakes of his predecessor and said, one of his priorities will be to stabilize the economy. ha, brian and reports. richie soon akees britain's 3rd prime minister in the space of just 2 months. and he inherits a daunting set of problems in the wake of the brief and chaotic tenure of his predecessor list trust. some mistakes were made soon. ex message. i'm here to fix those problems. and that book begins immediately. i will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda. this will mean difficult decisions to come. richey soon act warned of a profound economic challenges that the u. k. now faces. now as he sweeps into down the street for the 1st time, has prime minister, it's time to set out his agenda. addressing the question about his mandate to govern after so many changes of prime minister without an election, he put the election winning 2019 manifesto at the center of his program and in a perceived

james cleverly, foreitn the british people. james cleverly, foreign secretary _ the british people.hape his new government in the next 48 hours. you had the pitch that they will attempt to come together, this party. if they don't mr sunak�*s job will be impossible. if they do, it will still be mighty difficult. tbs, it will still be mighty difficult. a lot of senior conservatives are wondering if they are going to keep theirjobs in government, or maybe get a newjob. a deputy editor vicki young is in downing street outside number ten. we now know rishi sunak is the next tory party leader and britain's next prime minister, but i suspect he's a bit of an unknown quantity for a lot of people. he was only elected an mp a few years ago? that's right. it is an incredible climb to the top because as you say, he was only elected in 2015. if you think of some of the prime ministers who have been around a long time before they get to that role, he has done it incredibly quickly and at the age of 42, the youngest prime minister this century. the question is what experience he has. most people o

oliver dowden, james cleverly, dominic- dowden, james cleverly, dominic raab, we now know that dominicvernment works, but what we are seeing are old faces. these are all people who have been there for a long time. and again, interesting that he is drawn on that kind of experience, some of these are close allies of him, some, like suella braverman, may be in there because he wants that, for the right, back at leaves them open at this point to criticism from the opposition, about that this is not really a change, and you could say that it really a change, and you could say thatitis really a change, and you could say that it is a kind of comfort blanket cabinet. what difference is going to be? is promising something different but what difference will there be with the same pace as? the opposition will be putting on this, on the line that it should be an election, who has had a vote for this? and this may give them more ways to press home and that in the coming days. ways to press home and that in the coming days-— ways to press home and that in the cominr da s. ,, , ., ,, coming days. sta

meanwhile the foreign secretary james cleverly is backing boris johnson.n a tweet he said that mrjohnson had "learned lessons" from his time in number 10 and will "focus on the needs of the country." mrjohnson has yet to declare his candidacy but held talks with mr sunak last night. penny mordaunt is also running but like mrjohnson has yet to achieve the required number of backers. here's our political correspondent helen catt. three potential prime ministers. two of them have officially said they want the job. the former chancellor rishi sunak has confirmed he is running, after getting more than the 100 backers he needs. in a tweet, he said he was standing because he wanted to fix the economy, unite the party and deliver for the country. penny mordaunt had already said she was in the race and is the only contender so far to go in front of the cameras. but she wouldn't be drawn on the detail of the policy she would pursue. do you stand by what you said a couple of weeks ago? you are trying very hard, laura. her number of public backers is lower than her ri

james cleverly stays at the foreign office. sarah braverman returns after resigning last week.inic raab returns as cabinet secretary and the deputy prime minister position he had under boris johnson. ben wallace keeps his job as defense secretary. michael go is returning to the job he held under boris johnson, leveling up secretary -- other names -- grant chaps is business secretary thony morton stays as leader of the house of commons -- any morton stays as leader of the house of commons. were watching all the comings and goings. we can say what a day it has been in british politics. reporter: rishi sunak in office as the third prime minister in just a few weeks here at downing street. a time of extraordinary political turmoil and change continues. in his speech just outside the door of number 10 behind me, he stressed theeed to bring stability and continuity and we are seeing that with the ministerial up commence. you seen some familiar places, from boris johnson's cabinet before that. you get the sense he's trying to prioritize stability and continuity and bringing together d

james cleverly said a very interesting thing he said and when ukraine wins this war, that is, not if ukraine wins this war. and when this issue is already resolved for him, just as it is for us, well, canada will continue to support ukraine and help it fight against the russian aggressor because it is in the interests of the whole world in general and canadians in particular about this the day before well, but considering the time difference, it was already night in kyiv during the meeting from here with the prime minister and the minister of finance of ukraine, which wedge-leaf crosses and freeland in the parliamentary committee with of finance, said member of parliament ivan baker. by the way, a ukrainian, he called the war an existential crisis for ukraine, according to a canadian parliamentarian and our good friend, ukrainians fight not only for themselves, but also for the citizens of the wedge-shaped country. therefore, canadians should to fight for the ukrainians, he thanked his government, obviously, for the constant help to kyiv, but at the same time added that this help wil

came in he has kept hisioh _ james cleverly came in he has kept hisioh the — james cleverly came inowards the european — his job the noise is towards the european union have been warmer and if you _ european union have been warmer and if you speak— european union have been warmer and if you speak to eu diplomats now they are — if you speak to eu diplomats now they are happier with the way the uk government is dealing with it to how it was— government is dealing with it to how it was before but at the same time, all of— it was before but at the same time, all of the _ it was before but at the same time, all of the lung the top of the government is that that northern ireland _ government is that that northern ireland protocol which is the big point _ ireland protocol which is the big point of— ireland protocol which is the big point of contention with eu capitals and with— point of contention with eu capitals and with brussels is going to proceed _ and with brussels is going to proceed through parliament is currently— proceed through parliament is currently in the house of lords today

he's held before another minister who's staying on his foreign secretary, james cleverly, even though he publicly advocated for the return of boris johnson, a bigger surprises, the return of swell braverman, his home secretary, just 6 days after resigning her return makes grand chaps. tenure is home secretary, the shortest ever beating braver men's own record of just 43 days after she quit last week. penny mortar aunts was hoping to challenge to not to be prime minister. she stays on as leader of the house of commons, or earlier soon i vowed to fix the mistakes of his predecessor and said, one of his priorities will be to bring economic stability. paul brennan reports richie soon. akees, britain spurred prime minister in the space of just 2 months, and he inherits a daunting set of problems in the wake of the brief and chaotic tenure of his predecessor list truss. some mistakes were made soon. ex message. i'm here to fix those problems. and that work begins immediately. i will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda. this will mean difficult de

as the finance minister, james cleverly retained his post as foreign secretary. and so ela braverman returns his home secretary, stability and confidence. it seems to replace turbulence and division all. brennan al jazeera danny street. both of the very latest under simmons joins us now from outside of parliament and of called since prime minister soon acts 1st full day on the job. obviously, many challenges there that he'll face and his new cabinet appointments. big question, are they going to make a difference? that is the big question. no, certainly only fresh faces are in that line up and he's gone from stability a continuity. and he's also wanting unity. now the latter point is the big one. he's got vo uh a 3, a familiar faces from that the trust government in, in his line up. and he has hoping that some they'll be continuity from james cleverly, the foreign minister. he's also, oh, excuse me. i'm hoping that jeremy hunt as the chancellor who came to rescue the situation when his trust read to you and he got herself into really big trouble with the markets h

james cleverly retained his post as foreign secretary and sewell abraham returns his home secretary, stability, and confidence. it seems to replace turbulence and division. old brandon al jazeera danny street has got live now to alan fisher at downing straightens, have picking up the point thereabouts at the cabinet. he can't really tackle the economic crisis without political stability. is this an ideologically diverse sort of stable cabinet that brings different bits of the party to gather alan i think his prime task will be to make sure that people are buying into his idea of how to take the country forward. they realize that there is a real economic problem. he a soon as he, he did that the chances of jeremy hunt staying as chancellor of the exchequer, the finance minister went up because to change it, that the, the finance minister so soon would have caused the real shock in the markets. that would've made things difficult, like getting loans for for the u. k. government that foreign course would have gone up and that makes the whole idea then of financial stability, much more d

james cleverly sa in it pm for a month. james cleverly saying it has — pm for a month.e some here who might slightly question his interpretation of how the last few days have gone. there are always some people who really enjoy these conferences and think they have been great, but in terms of the prime minister authority, even if government ministers will not come on breakfast and say it, there has definitely been hit to the authority of the prime minister, and i would bet quite considerable amounts that that will continue, even after the speech today, even though she will try and get back on the front foot and we are back in westminster after the recess in just over a week, and we are back in westminster after the recess injust over a week, or just under a week actually, i think a lot of these rows will continue. for now, thank you very much. the prime minister's speech to the tory conference is at 11am on bbc two at the bbc news channel. let’s talk about something that has already happened, quite a big game at anfield. always a big night in the champions league and liv

james cleverly, thank you. _ now that he is prime minister. james cleverly, thank you.ge. we have got some absolute howlers as well. good morning. what a difference a new manager can make. defeat in their opening game of the champions league spelled the end for thomas tuchel, the man who won it for chelsea last year. now they're into the knockout phase under the man who replaced him, graham potter, with his side hoping to emulate that achievement. and with goals like this, why not? a brilliant winnerfrom kai havertz against salzburg that seals top spot in the group. now how about this? erling haaland didn't score and was substituted, watching the second half of city's match with dortmund from the bench. he will have seen another penalty miss — riyad mahrez this time — as it finished goalless, adding to pep's penalty problem. and this was the mess. have a look at this. celtic�*s champions league run is over, after they failed to beat shakhtar donestk. an open goal here for danon sikan, but somehow he failed to tap in. there was a thrilling start to england against irelan

the foreign secretary james cleverly explained it this morning. >> what i'm not convinced by, far, faronvinced by, is that going through another leadership campaign demonstrating another prime minister will either convince the british people that we're thinking about them rather than ourselves or convince the markets to stay calm. >> james cleverly said those plotting behind the scenes to take down liz truss haven't considered what might actually come after her. it's an open question as to whether or not there is a candidate, whether or not there is someone the party could put forward who would obviously be able to unite the two factions of this party. >> u.k. politics. >> always fun. >> scott mcclain. >> thank you. >>> now to a stunning image captured far above earth. an astronaut on the international space station took this photo, what appears to be two bright blue orbs of the atmosphere. it's two unrelated events. the blue sphere is a lightning strike. usually hard to see from the space station because they become white clouds. in this case there was a gap in the clouds and the ligh

lots of people like suella braverman, deciding to keep her as james cleverly home secretary.emi badenoch wars. i think the appointment of, notjust giving her a straight secretary but adding as ministerfor giving her a straight secretary but adding as minister for women and equality is quite interesting because she's quite punchy on culture war issues, which gives us a really clear endorsement for rishi sunak. he's happy for her to go ahead with that. i think is quite interesting for the overall i think it's been less of an event that may be some people were expecting. in terms of an event, his speech here just a couple of yards from where we're standing earlier on today, what do you make of that? was a powerful, was a passionate, disappointing, excited about what was your verdict? hate disappointing, excited about what was your verdict?— disappointing, excited about what was your verdict? hate did it smile i think it's really _ was your verdict? hate did it smile i think it's really keen _ was your verdict? hate did it smile i think it's really keen to _ was your verdict? hat

james cleverly speaking to chris mason. i cleverly speaking to chris mason.me minister —— drive with. before that, some weather with staff. it's been a pretty quiet start to the new week. there should be some sunshine tomorrow as we move deeper into this week and things are set to turn even milder. it will at times bring some rain. tonight, it looks like winds won't be too much of a feature. further showers, won't be too much of a feature. furthershowers, drier won't be too much of a feature. further showers, drier the further east you are and nowhere particularly cold. lows of 7—11 celsius. here's the pressure start the big area of... this feature will start to push into the southwest of the country later in the day. ahead of that, you can see much of tuesday. one or two showers doubted around there, but most places will be dry but it will be turning wet and windy later in the day. ahead of it, it'll be very mild temperatures reaching highs of 18 degrees in the east. today at six: the new conservative leader is rishi sunak —— he'll be the youngest british pr

this morning the foreign secretary james cleverly warned tory mps that any attempt to replace liz trussminister would be a "disastrously bad idea". let's take a look at how we've got to this point. yesterday, liz truss appeared at prime minister's questions and was asked about her management of the economy. she said she wouldn't cut government spending, with downing street later saying there would be difficult decisions to make. the prime minister went to a meeting of the 1922 committee of tory backbenchers in the evening. mp robert halfon said truss was "trashing blue collar conservatism". earlier in the day, the bank of england confirmed it would bring its emergency intervention to an end on friday. our economics editor faisal islam reports. —— ourfirst —— our first report —— ourfirst report is —— our first report is from —— ourfirst report is from ione wells. a few pleasantries caught on camera as the prime minister met with the king yesterday. your majesty, great to see you again. back again. it's a great pleasure. dear, oh, dear. the king's words, "dear, oh, dear". a tick to move t

the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said that lgbt football fans who attend the world cup in qatars buttler admits the performance was not up to standard. i just don't think we were consistent enough. i thought we let them score both sides of the wicket. there were some favourable conditions for bowling as well. we had everything in ourfavour, electing to field knowing we had everything in ourfavour, winning the toss and electing to field knowing there was weather around, and we didn't take advantage of that. england football legend stuart pearce has been giving the benefit of his experience to england's rugby league side, as they prepare for their final group match of the world cup against greece this weekend. pearce, who is a big fan of the sport, gave a motivational talk to players and staff at their training base in wigan, as adam wild reports. a noticeably relaxed atmosphere here at england's training camp in wigan today. with two wins from two so far, attention now beginning to turn to that quarterfinal here in wigan. they do still have one group match to play. it comes on sa

foreign secretary james cleverly endorses borisjohnson, although the former prime minister is yet toident he will. yes, i have been speaking to borisjohnson and clearly, he's going to stand. there's a great deal of support for him, as you will have seen. penny mordaunt is still in the running, with 23 backers. she told the bbc she believes in cabinet—led politics. i have my views. i will not be imposing policy that i have just made up in a room, by myself. labour leader, sir keir starmer, says his party hasn't got

james cleverly remains as foreign secretary. two jobs he's done before — deputy prime minister and justice secretary. and talk of returning to an old patch — michael gove is back as levelling up secretary. the most eye catching appointment is suella braverman. just last wednesday she was out as home secretary. six days later, she's back as home secretary. rishi sunak is in number 10. the first big decisions of his premiership taken. there'll be plenty more where they came from. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in westminster. some familiarfaces some familiar faces and a lot of them, i think served in boris johnson and liz truss's cabinets as well. what is the reaction been? opposition parties of seized studded with labour saying that rishi sunak is standing outside number ten in his maiden speech as prime minister and sing that is going to govern with integrity and honesty and then appoints suella braverman who less than a week ago, resigned from government for breaking, potentially breaking and ministerial code in

and i think any more than that would be hoping to replace james cleverly as foreign secretary. i think she's intimated that is what she would like to do, where the change cleverly will quietly or whether he will be rewarded with something bigger and better. there's not a long bathroom is bigger than better because home secretary is likely to be dominic rob. he's one of the 1st to go in to speak with jeremy with her. she soon acts or he is likely to be there is only really one other job left and if it's wanting it and that's what she wants, is suddenly divisions. so richie soon has got a huge balancing act to do here, to demonstrate of his trust and best ability. right. and as our reporter was mentioned in just a moment ago, there had been a lot of comings and goings outside of downing street. so we'll see what happens in the next few hours, but talk to us about the, the british public. because of course we're see soon mike has ruled out a general election going forward, but he does have to win over a large lease skeptical public good. within the conservative party, and perhaps e

jeremy hunt to stay as the finance minister james cleverly retained his post as foreign secretary. and so ela braverman returns his home secretary, stability and confidence. it seems to replace turbulence and division whole brennan al jazeera danny street. that's how crossover to alan fisher, who's outside the prime minister's residence, and office at downing street. so allen, toughest are the most significant appointments? well, he wants to put together a team that he believes will be able to tackle the big problems that britain, a spacing. it's interesting that he went with continuity at the foreign office. many people thought that james cleverly was perhaps the most at risk in the big offices of state, not least because the school coat in support of forest johnson's political resurrection on sunday night. but there were days that he's doing a good job at the foreign office that he has made connections around the world. and that is very important. also important has been wallace at the ministry of defense . of course, there's a lot of sport coming from the u. k. to ukraine at he

and here was the foreign secretary, james cleverly, endorsing mrjohnson this afternoon.election for our next prime minister excludes the best part of 70 million people and currently involves around 360 people, conservative mps. and it has been rather noisy. rishi, in myjudgment, is the one candidate who is in a position to pull the party together. yes, i am supporting boris johnson in this election. that level of mp support, i which is growing by the hour for rishi sunak. .. i have not come down publicly, iam mulling things over privately. hopefully boris johnson will be the next prime minister. penny mordaunt is the one. and yes, enter the one candidate happy to face questions today, penny mordaunt, although she was not particularly keen on answering many of them directly. yes or no? do you stand by that? you said it a couple of weeks ago. you are trying very hard, laura... she trails behind the others but she says it is important to keep going. i am very confident about the progress we are making, and i will say to you that i am in this to win it. some of the things we

the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said that lgbt football fans who attend the world cup in qatarto the tournament should be "respectful of the host nation", where same—sex activity is illegal. labour have called the remarks "tone—deaf". england will in all likelihood need to beat hosts australia, as well as sri lanka and new zealand, in order to progress at the t20 world cup. they lost to ireland by five runs in a rain—affected game. captain jos buttler admits the performance was not up to standard. ijust do not think i just do not think we were consistent enough. i thought we let them score both sides of the wicket. it was favourable conditions for bowling. we did not take advantage. england football legend stuart pearce has been giving the benefit of his experience to england's rugby league side, as they prepare for their final group match of the world cup against greece this weekend. pearce, who is a big fan of the sport, gave a motivational talk to players and staff at their training base in wigan, as adam wild reports. and noticeably relaxed atmosphere here at england's trai

and here was the foreign secretary, james cleverly, endorsing mrjohnson this afternoon.ection for our next prime minister excludes the best part of 70 million people and currently involves around 360 people, conservative mps. and it has been rather noisy. rishi, in myjudgment, is the one candidate who is in a position to pull the party together. yes, i am supporting boris johnson in this election. that level of mp support, i which is growing by the hour for rishi sunak. .. i have not come down publicly, iam mulling things over privately. hopefully boris johnson will be the next prime minister. penny mordaunt is the one. and yes, enter the one candidate happy to face questions today, penny mordaunt, although she was not particularly keen on answering many of them directly. yes or no? do you stand by that? you said it a couple of weeks ago. you are trying very hard, laura... she trails behind the others but she says it is important to keep going. i am very confident about the progress we are making, and i will say to you that i am in this to win it. some of the things we w

as pressure intensifies, the foreign secretary james cleverly, said changing the prime minister wouldastrously bad idea". here's our political editor, chris mason. the government finds itself in an almighty mess. we've got 15 minutes. i'm trying to find out what conservative mps say they should do, and what ministers say they will do. the chancellor says he's sticking to his plan. our position hasn't changed. i will come up with the medium—term fiscal plan on 31st october as i said earlier in the week, and there'll be more detail then. the mood at westminster is moving every hour. what a rough old evening for liz truss last night. swirls of speculation and intrigue among ministers and backbenchers, with the most senior political figures asking the biggest question — can liz truss survive in thejob? the prime minister's been in office for 37 days, and this is the kind of chat you would normally associate with the end—game. a bit like among ourfamily and friends, where we'll say some things in front of everyone, but be more discreet about other stuff, the same goes for politicians. thin

foreign secretary james cleverly called the attack unacceptable, but china said its diplomats were notday, mr chan gave his version of the events. i then found myself being draughted into the grounds of the consulate. i held onto the gates where i was kicked and punched i could not hold on for long. that incident in manchester took place right at the start of the chinese communist party congress in beijing, at which president xi jinping is widely expected to win a third leadership term. for more on this, we can speak now to einar tangen, senior fellow at taihe institute. he joins us live from beijing. thank you forjoining us. china's foreign ministry claims those protesters had entered the consulate illegally but the footage clearly shows him being dragged in — and according to a british mp, a senior communist party official is seen in the footage pulling the protester�*s hair. how has the incident been viewed in china?, to the extent it is no what they see here is protesters once again that they see as violent engaging in the kind of chaos and mayhem that was evident in hong kong. so

the metro carries criticism of the foreign secretary james cleverly, after saying lgbt football fansending the world cup in qatar. homosexuality is illegal in the gulf state. punishable by a jail sentence of between three and seven years. thank you, both of you, forjoining us tonight. a lot to get through. we will come to the fiscal statement delay perhaps in a moment, but sonia, can i start with you? thanks for your —— banks fear mortgage carnage. that sums up these really dark storm clouds coming over the uk. that is riuht. so clouds coming over the uk. that is right- so with _ clouds coming over the uk. that is right. so with interest _ clouds coming over the uk. that is right. so with interest rates - clouds coming over the uk. that is right. so with interest rates going | right. so with interest rates going up, a very important impact that has its people with mortgages. they are going to see their mortgages go up, sometimes by hundreds of pounds a month, in terms of their repayments, and renters also are likely to see rents go up because, often come by to let landlords will pass

relevant reports and we also hope that the situation can deescalate soon you k foreign minister, james cleverly tweeted, russia's firing of missiles into civilian areas of ukraine is unacceptable, he said he had been in touch with ukraine's foreign minister to pledge the you case, ongoing moral, unpractical support to ukraine. this is a demonstration of weakness by putin not strength, cleverly wrote well, let's have a look at some of the other developments related to the war, new crime. bella roofs is forming a joint unit with the russian army, their leader, alexander lucas sanker claims to have received intelligence that would be suggest the ukraine was planning to attack her better rouge territory. e commission, president of a funder line and the prime minister of estonia. kaya colors, say they back the formation of an international court and to investigate war crimes committed in ukraine from the line is in the baltic nations capital city tollen. for a summit on digital corporation, referrals, convention, sodomy, goodness, confirm. but may have suspected that the strikes against ukrainian ci

james, cleverly with foreign minister and also a ben wallace. the defense minister just got in saying absolutely nothing that they're all gathering for that final address from list trust, a shortest term in british history. as a prime minister. what will she say is not known? it will be brief, one would think, and there would be a pretty tame and a sad atmosphere around that table. i would think people wondering whether or not they're going to be in the line up for the new the she soon, neck cabinets which will know about possibly later on on tuesday. but the next process will be within the hour. an address here in downing street at the lectern by las truss. then she'll go straight to buckingham palace and tender her resignation to king charles the 3rd. after that, she soon act will arrive at buckingham palace and be invited by the king to form a government. then act to downing street, he will then, for the 1st time really lay out what he plans to do with this crisis written country. and what he'll try and do to actually retain or regain some po

the british foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said that lgbt football fans who attend the worldwilling to show some compromise. he told lbc that anyone traveling to the tournament should be "respectful of the host nation", where same—sex activity is illegal. labour called the remarks "tone—deaf". the parent company of facebook, instagram and whatsapp has reported a fall in revenue for the second consecutive quarter, in the latest sign of the us and global economic slowdown. meta's profits for the past three months were $4.4 billion — less than half of the same period last year. there's been another sobering warning on the state of the climate from the un secretary general. antonio guterres says the world is reaching the point of no—return and every country must make tackling climate change a priority. speaking ahead of next month's cop27 conference, mr guterres said the world would face catastrophe unless action is taken. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt spoke to him at the un headquarters in new york. it has been a year of extreme weather, devastating floods in pakistan, drough

offices of state... two remain the same — jeremy hunt is chancellor or finance minister, and james cleverlyfice. suella braverman returns as home secretary after resigning last week. dominic raab returns to cabinet as justice secretary and deputy prime minister — positions he held under borisjohnson, and ben wallace keeps his job as defence secretary and michael gove is returning to front line politics, to thejob he held under borisjohnson — levelling up secretary. other names to mention — grant shapps is now business secretary and penny mordaunt stays as leader of the house of commons. we can cross live to downing street and our political correspondent jonathan blake. we can say what a day it has been in british politics.— british politics. rishi sunak in office as the _ british politics. rishi sunak in office as the third _ british politics. rishi sunak in office as the third prime - british politics. rishi sunak in i office as the third prime minister injust a few office as the third prime minister in just a few weeks here at downing street. in a period of extraordinary political turmoil

$40000000000.00 has to be found to try and fill the economic black hole um, in terms of other appointments, james cleverly is foreign minister. he was embarrassed. johnson supporter, so that is definitely covering ground of trying to bring in some unity. also been wallace who is voiced some support for johnson and the pastor ben wallace is the defense minister. he keeps his post, and so those 2 are not both trust appointments kept in place. and then you have a situation that is a standout moment in the forming of this new government. and that is. so ela brahman being appointed home secretary, she's got her job back. she was only fired or certainly fired, or forced to resign or voluntarily resign. no one quite sure. but that happened 6 days ago, and suddenly she's come back. now, the opposition part is a pretty convinced that there's been some dodgy dealing in the back ground because the e r g, that's the european reform group research groups i say, which is to the right wing of the party. it's thought that she in getting that position was the price that soon i had to pay to get the support of the right wi

jeremy hunt to stay as the finance minister, james cleverly retained his post as foreign secretary and sewell. abraham returns his home secretary, stability and confidence. it seems to replace turbulence and division all brennan al jazeera, danny st. hey, now the world news, at least 22 people have been killed in thousands more left homeless after psycho and say, trying slammed into bangladesh as coastal regions authorities. and now working to help affected communities. the damage power lines are hampering their face. tanveer chandry has more from petra cali cycle and citric barrel lane from the bale bengal early tuesday with winds gusting up to 88 kilometer per hour and a storm surge of about 3 meters. heavy winds with rain and storm surge damaged thousands of homes in the coastal region and flooding low lying coastal areas. gal cable, no obesity. that would be yesterday during the storm and heavy rain. the part of our house got all inundated. there was a strong wind and many trees also fell and we couldn't venture out and were very scared about the cycle and brought rains and floodin

as the finance minister james cleverly retained his post as foreign secretary. and so ela braverman returns his home secretary, stability and confidence. it seems to replace turbulence and division, pull brennan al jazeera. danny st of sooner has spoken to ukraine's president volunteer. ms. zalesky and promised his steadfast support. he then held a call with us president joe biden. alan fisher has more from down a street on soon ex 1st day is prime minister. of course he spent most of the day at putting people into cabinet positions. jeremy hunt still stays as chancellor, the exchequer, the finance minister. that was a very clear message from richie soon act that he wanted to have stability. it was important to him to send a message to the markets just to, to stay calm. because he realizes that the real economic problems facing britain and destabilizing the markets wouldn't be a good thing to do, which is why jeremy hunt stays in his position. but there will be a change at the home office, the interior minister. and what is interesting for richie, sooner to say

that's because james cleverly, who was appointed by liz trust to be foreign secretary, he openly supported boris johnson and his attempt to try and stage a political resurrection. so expect perhaps changes there, but he's got to put it together his team very quickly. and he's got to very quickly get a gust of the problems that the united kingdom is facing. mainly the cost of living crisis. and also the fuel bills, which are going to start coming through letter boxes bearing soon i will make people very upset. alan, thank you very much. indeed. alan fisher talking to us from outside downing street angela raina, the deputy leader of you, case opposition. labor party says russia, seneca wouldn't solve the conservative party's problems. i think it's a continuation of the problems that the conservatives have faced. what we've got, we're gonna have 3 prime ministers in 3 months. we've had to re, she think that was the chancellor, where we've seen low growth. we've not seen that growth in our economy. he's failed to deal with the inflation that we've seen. and families are really worried about th

him as well on liz truss's premiership — afterjust 37 days in the role — the foreign secretary james cleverly the prime minister would be a "disastrously bad idea". here's our political editor, chris mason. the government finds itself in an almighty mess. we've got 15 minutes. i'm trying to find out what conservative mps say they should do, and what ministers say they will do. the chancellor says he's sticking to his plan. our position hasn't changed. i will come up with the medium term fiscal plan on 31st october as i said earlier in the week, and there will be more detail then. the mood at westminster is moving every hour. what a rough old evening for liz truss. swirls of speculation and intrigue among ministers and backbenchers, with the most senior political figures asking the biggest question — can liz truss survive in the job? the prime minister's been in office for 37 days and this is the kind of chat you would normally associate with the end—game. a bit like among ourfamily and friends, where we'll say some things in front of everyone, but more discreet about other stuff, the same goe