for said javid. , , , , javid.s been in talks with — saying that sajid javid has been in talks with one of the biggest investment managers in the world he comes— investment managers in the world he comes on— investment managers in the world he comes on a _ investment managers in the world he comes on a lot of these programmes he used _ comes on a lot of these programmes he used to— comes on a lot of these programmes he used to work there he was the chief— he used to work there he was the chief investment officer of pimco. so sajid _ chief investment officer of pimco. so sajid javid is a banker himself he worked — so sajid javid is a banker himself he worked for a german bank and necessity— he worked for a german bank and necessity extremely well and before he took _ necessity extremely well and before he took up _ necessity extremely well and before he took up hisjob necessity extremely well and before he took up his job as necessity extremely well and before he took up hisjob as health secretary he was also in a a

sajid javid sleeping mats side by side the floor. sajid javid has announced he not stand again.he next general . the mp for bromsgrove general. the mp for bromsgrove grove was the health secretary until this year when he stood in for the tory leadership campaign . he's one of the most prominent conservative mp to announce that to step down. he's also held other cabinet positions , other cabinet positions, including chancellor and home secretary. in a letter to the prime minister, mr. javid said serving the government had been the privilege his life and that he hoped his best was sufficient . the labour leader says , the . the labour leader says, the party's byelection win in chester shows people want a change of government. samantha dixon increased the party's majority by more 4000 to almost 11,000. the contest was triggered by the resignation of former mp christine matheson following complaints of serious harassment allegations he denies. sir keir starmer says voters are fed up with financial chaos. the labour party has been putting forward a positive plan for the future. how w

sajid javid has in france.the mp for bromsgrove was the health secretary until july this year when he stood the tory leadership campaign. one of the most prominent conservative mps announce that he stepped down. he also held other cabinet positions, including chancellor and, home secretary. in a letter to chairman of the bromsgrove conservative association, mr. javid said the government had been the privilege of his life and he hoped his best sufficient . and i believe says the party's election win in chester shows want a change of government . want a change of government. samantha dickson increased the party's majority by more than 4000 to almost 11,000. the contest was triggered by the resignation of former labour mp christian following complaints of serious sexual harassment. he denies the allegations. sir keir starmer says voters are fed up with financial chaos . the labour with financial chaos. the labour party has been putting a positive plan . the future, how positive plan. the future, how we stabilise ,

sajid javid has announced . he will not javid has announced.for bromsgrove the health secretary, until july this year when he stood in the tory leadership campaign. he's also held cabinet positions, including chancellor and home secretary. in letter to the prime minister, mr. javid serving the government had been the privilege of his life and that he hoped , his best was that he hoped, his best was sufficient . samantha faith dixon sufficient. samantha faith dixon has been duly elected as the member of parliament for the city of chester . the leader says city of chester. the leader says the party's by—election in chester shows people want a change of government. samantha dixon increased the party's majority by more than 4000 to almost 11,000. the contest was triggered by the resignation of former labour mp christine matheson following complaints of sexual harassment . he denies the sexual harassment. he denies the allegations . more young children allegations. more young children have died from strep a infection . the uk health security agency

he what you make of the announcement from sajid javid?— from said javid?om sajid javid? he is certainly the biggest conservative - from sajid javid? he is certainly the biggest conservative name | from sajid javid? he is certainly l the biggest conservative name to have said that he is not going to stand at the next election. he said it was a decision he had wrestled with for some time, but it would not mark the end of his parliamentary activity, though. he said he always sought to make decisions on the national interest and in line with his values. he can only hope his best was sufficient. so, as i said, he is the biggest thing to say he will be standing down, and you could look about them think here is someone with a large majority, 23,000 in the last election in his bromsgrove consistency. he is only 53, so it is conceivable that there was timeframe to have another big job in government, but you can also look at that and say, he has been the health secretary, he has been the health secretary, he has been the home secretary, he has been the chancellor, h

i don't know how much of a problem sajid javid is - much of a problem sajid javid is going to be forgeneral election.— increase the sense regarding the next general election. let's take a look at this _ next general election. let's take a look at this letter _ next general election. let's take a look at this letter once _ next general election. let's take a look at this letter once again. - look at this letter once again. sajid javid writing to the chairman of his conservative association. he is saying it is a decision he has wrestled with for some time. i very proud of what we have achieved for the district in parliament and in government. this will not mark the end of my activity know will it impact my duties on behalf of the constituency. making it clear that somebody else will. .. constituency. making it clear that somebody else will... you will stand aside was. ., , somebody else will... you will stand aside was. t, , ,, somebody else will... you will stand aside was. ., , ,, ., , somebody else will... you will stand aside was. ., , ,, , somebody else will... you will stand asid

sajid javid has in france. sajid javid has become the latest mp to announce he won't be standing at the next general election . the mp for general election. the mp for bromsgrove was health secretary until july year when he stood in the tory leadership campaign. he's one of the most prominent tory mp to announce that to step down with prime rishi sunak saying he sat see his good friends stepping back from politics. in a letter to the conservative association , mr. conservative association, mr. javid said serving the government had been the privilege of his life . the rmt privilege of his life. the rmt union boss has held urgent talks with the government in a bid to strikes planned over the christmas period. mick lynch met transport minister yesterday . transport minister yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail dispute. transport secretary harper said he wants to work the rmt and the employers good faith to resolve issues . mr. lynch to resolve issues. mr. lynch said talks wil

javid said association, mr. javid said serving the government had been the biggest privilege of his life . the rmt union boss held life. the rmt union boss held urgent talks with the government in a bid to halt strikes planned over the christmas period. mick lynch , scotland's transport lynch, scotland's transport minister, yesterday . the pair minister, yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail pay intervene in the network rail pay dispute . transport secretary pay dispute. transport secretary mark harper said he wanted to work with the rmt and the employers in good faith to resolve issues. mr. lynch said talks will continue over the weekend . tv online and dab weekend. tv online and dab radio. this is gb. now it's back to laurence fox . to laurence fox. good evening. there are two reasons to corral animals. good evening. there are two reasons to corral animals . one reasons to corral animals. one of them is to gather them together in darkness, to keep them safe from and the ot

sajid javid has in france. sajid javid has become the latest mp to announce he won't be standing at the next general election . the mp for general election. the mp for bromsgrove was health secretary until july year when he stood in the tory leadership campaign. he's one of the most prominent tory mp to announce that to step down with prime rishi sunak saying he sat see his good friends stepping back from politics. in a letter to the conservative association , mr. conservative association, mr. javid said serving the government had been the privilege of his life . the rmt privilege of his life. the rmt union boss has held urgent talks with the government in a bid to strikes planned over the christmas period. mick lynch met transport minister yesterday . transport minister yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail dispute. transport secretary harper said he wants to work the rmt and the employers good faith to resolve issues . mr. lynch to resolve issues. mr. lynch said talks wil

well, reeta, sajid javid has been a prominent face at westminster. the biggestjobs in government, former home secretary, health secretary, chancellor, someone not afraid to speak his mind and take a stand. he resigned as chancellor as a rebuke to dominic cummings, then roger's senior advisor, over attempts to align the treasury more closely with number ten, then resigning as health secretary, setting off a chain of events that ultimately led to borisjohnson�*s downfall as prime minister. as for this decision, he says he has been wrestling with it for some time, he says he is proud of his achievements for his constituents in bromsgrove and what he has done in government and what he has done in government and that it has been the privilege of his life to serve as an mp. it takes to around a dozen a number of tory mps who have announced they will not be standing at the next election, some older, you would expect always a few to make that decision ahead of an election, but others are younger mps, some of whom could well have a bright future in the party

former chancellor sajid javid becomes the latest conservative mp to say he won't stand at the next generaln. commentator: what a goal! uruguay beat ghana two—nil —— in the rematch of the infamous 2010 game between the two nations. we'll have the latest on all of today's matches. the boss of the uk's biggest supermarket, tesco, says shoppers are trying to budget for christmas by spreading out the cost and buying more frozen products. it comes as bbc analysis shows the traditional dinner will be nearly 22% more expensive than last year. today we're focusing on the cost of living. let's run through just how food costs are pushing up the price of a christmas lunch. a basic christmas dinner for five people — comprising of a frozen medium—sized turkey, stuffing balls, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, pork chipolatas, onion gravy and mince pies for dessert — will cost £30.03 compared to £24.67 last year. chipolatas — the crucial ingredient for pigs—in—blankets — has seen the steepestjump of a2.7% to £2.13 for a packet of 12. that's because the pork industry has been hit by a succession of cost i

javid said association, mr.avid said serving the government had been the privilege of his life and that he hoped his best was sufficient . the labour leader sufficient. the labour leader says the party's by—election win in chester shows people want a change of government . samantha change of government. samantha dickson increased the party's majority by more than 4000 to almost 11,000. the contest was triggered by the resignation of former labour mp christian matheson following complaints of serious sexual harassment. he denies allegations. sir keir starmer says voters are fed up with chaos. the labour party has been putting forward a positive plan for the future . how we plan for the future. how we stabilise and grow our economy. so we were putting a positive choice to the electorate in chester . the government is worn chester. the government is worn out, tired, has crushed economy and the verdict was very, very clearly given and i think that's a clear message to prime minister rishi sunak's that are fed up. th

after the break, as former chancellor and health secretary sajid javid , the secretary sajid javid, theounce he will stand down at the next general election. i'll be asking . oh, they abandoning the tories sinking ship. but first, let's have a look at the weather stay tuned . looking ahead to this tuned. looking ahead to this evening's weather, amber uk is looking cold but cloudy for most with showers affecting eastern areas. let's take a look at details. it will be mostly dry across southwestern england with across southwestern england with a mix of clear spells and scattered chiefly across devon and, cornwall and a keen wind will make it feel rather cold. a northeasterly breeze across the south—east will make it feel cold with coasts being particularly exposed . it will particularly exposed. it will remain rather cloudy, but and bit cloudy across wales. but a few outbreak ticks are possible, particularly the west and there is an outside chance of an isolated shower rotate . but it isolated shower rotate. but it will be mostly dry across the midlands on saturday evening will be dry, ra

basically needs javid says basically needs fundamental reform . we need to fundamental reform. we need to have an honest conversation about. what that look about. what that could look like. i'll start with you . root like. i'll start with you. root and branch sajid javid is basically saying the system set up 70 years ago, life's moved andifs up 70 years ago, life's moved and it's time for the nhs to look different. is it ? i think look different. is it? i think so. and i noticed that wes streeting said pretty much the same thing just a few back. we can't go on in the old way. for me it isn't just a question of. budgets and stuff that the money that the good money that's being sent after bad it is for me very much a question of low pay and overwork at the bottom and outstanding bureaucracy and incompetence at the top. and i put it to you that the least we could do is have a possibly be abolition of health care , local abolition of health care, local ones. abolition of health care, local ones . they have brought us to ones. they have brought us to t

anyway sajid responded nigel's sajid javid responded nigel's observation as follows . observation as follows. so what 7 observation as follows. so what .7 so what .7 don't you just love .7 so what.7 don't you just love the crap serve it. party. mr. javid is the quintessential crap. so that man . yes, yes, i crap. so that man. yes, yes, i know. calling guys over there the crap serve it party. exactly noel coward level wit. i'm not going to be elbowing oscar wilde . the dictionary of quotations with that one, but to be honest , after 12 years of crap that ism the crap party doesn't merit witty or amusing or sophisticated. so frankly, i can't bothered. however, if you don't like me, rename them the crap serve the party. why don't we tip your hat to sajid and rename this collection of buffoons shysters and sell—outs the so what party.7 sing it sajid . oh look, here's an 87 year old man waiting 15 hours for an ambulance . so what . oh, my ambulance. so what. oh, my energy bill seems a tad than it used to be . so what .7 oh, the tax used to be. so what.7 oh, the tax burden i

sajid javid and out will stand down as an mp at the next general election, he says it is a decision hest ever result in the seat delivering a blow to rishi sunak in his first by—election test as prime minister. the rmt union mick lynch is hopeful of a government offer to end the rail strikes ahead of a meeting with the rail minister queue merriment. -- rmt the rail minister queue merriment. —— rmt union leader mick lynch. now for the stories making the headlines across the uk. there is a shortage of workers needed to meet the government climate targets. bbc look east has been told that 16,000 workers are needed every year for 20 years in the south—east to bring homes up to standard, things like solar panels and heat pumps. one green energy organisation had two big cash gift pack 15 pounds in grants to the government because there weren't enough companies available to do the work. ben schofield reports. demand for solar panels is so high this cambridge firm has a six—month waiting list. hiring skilled staff another challenge. it is waiting list. hiring skilled staff another challenge.—

javid said association, mr. javid said serving the government had been the biggest privilege of his life . the rmt union boss held life. the rmt union boss held urgent talks with the government in a bid to halt strikes planned over the christmas period. mick lynch , scotland's transport lynch, scotland's transport minister, yesterday . the pair minister, yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail pay intervene in the network rail pay dispute . transport secretary pay dispute. transport secretary mark harper said he wanted to work with the rmt and the employers in good faith to resolve issues. mr. lynch said talks will continue over the weekend . tv online and dab weekend. tv online and dab radio. this is gb. now it's back to laurence fox . to laurence fox. good evening. there are two reasons to corral animals. good evening. there are two reasons to corral animals . one reasons to corral animals. one of them is to gather them together in darkness, to keep them safe from and the ot

of sajid javid and resignation.sunak two big beasts in the conservative party, the chancellor and the health secretary and that everyone assumed was going to be the end of the couple of hours later, you would see the resignation of the prime minister. that's not what over the next 48 hours. we saw a slew of resignations like i've never happened before in british politics. it was just minister after minister going to down the really, really junior ranks, sending in these really cutting letters of resignation, posting them all over twitter. everyone was talking about it. there were department for education at one point, had only minister out of eight. and that was some sort of very, very junior person in the lords. so it felt though, what is going to happen? can he post carry on hanging on people at one point was sort of comparing him to donald trump to leave donald trump refusing to leave after the election. and this went on for an extraordinary penod went on for an extraordinary period of time, really, although look

i mean, i like sajid javid he's decent bloke, so javid he's a decent bloke, so he's all stay there .r tory mp and whittaker and thank you so much for joining former tory mp and whittaker and thank you so much forjoining me . so what do you think the tories need a week lost and she's played all that time now she's played all that time now she's gonna try and get it back but , you know, just wondering but, you know, just wondering what the tories need to do in order to pull back in the polls. i as go back stephen i might as well go back stephen then he gets a bit more then to see he gets a bit more time. hands back, arms back , time. hands back, arms back, back. back and to great back. she's back and to great have you company. so what do you think then. what need to pull back in the polls which you think will. think the economy will. what what think ? well, first what do you think? well, first of wouldn't place too of all, i wouldn't place too much emphasis the number much emphasis on the number tories who are leaving. i mean quite stupidly what party has doneis quite stupidly what par

it seems that sajid javid , a former minister of javid, a former minister of various departments, is paul goodman has so ed of gone home. so we'll be asking him about . of gone home. so we'll be asking him about. two of gone home. so we'll be asking him about . two subjects him about. two subjects something i think is very much part of a pattern which is this that not so long ago if he'd been a senior you hung around in the commons and you gave your colleagues the benefit of your views. this is actually useful to them and to the government. whether the government was now going faster , you can sort of going faster, you can sort of start to understand why , because start to understand why, because you can't go off and be appointed chairman , a select appointed chairman, a select committee, because it's elected . your outside interests are more restricted than they were . more restricted than they were. you're quite young. people are going to go and it's speeding up . i think it's a shame because sajid javid got a lot to offer, but is part of the story of our times. these off. but what

participated in this case, as soon as yuri chekin was released , deputy prosecutor of the district javid damirov felt the real danger, not only for themselves, but also for the family. this forced the officer to leave the service, meanwhile the inspector was hatching plans for revenge. vasilyevich turns to his friend. e zvonovsky victor , with whom he spent his childhood, talked together. uh , they played cards together. well, be spent together. eh, asking. it means to find people to find weapons of crime and commit murder. hmm , for nothing zvonovsky accepts this offer, which means that chekin promises him 20,000 us dollars for the work done, literally two weeks after this conversation with zamanovsky checks, and checkin changes his means. they ask zvonovsky viktor to commit the murder not of the first deputy of the former first deputy daniil, but directly, which today, the current prosecutors accept this proposal, but increase the uh payment to 50,000 dollars. for the district prosecutor yuri bederin, the bandits established round-the-clock surveillance. and on july 25, 2000, they went

javid damirov felt a real danger, not only for himself, but also for his family.this forced the officer to leave the service, meanwhile the auditor hatched plans for revenge and the man turns to his friend. e zvonovsky victor from which acted together communicated. uh, they played the card together, but they spent it together. eh, asking. it means to find people to find weapons of crime and commit murder. domino vzmanovsky accepts this offer, which means that chekin promises him 20,000 us dollars for the work done in just two weeks. after this conversation with zamanovsky with chekin, chekin changes his meaning. his conditions and asks viktor zvonovsky to commit the murder of not the first deputy former first deputy daniil a directly, who today the current district attorney zamanovsky accepts this offer, but increases the payment to $50,000. district yuriy beiterin gangsters set up round-the -clock surveillance. and on july 25, 2000 , they went to work. at 6:45 p.m., the prosecutor left the building of the regional department and got into the car. behind him immed

france sajid javid living rough. france sajid javid has become the latest mp to announce he won't standing at the next general election . the the next general election. the mp for bromsgrove was health secretary until july of this when he stood in the tory campaign. prime minister sunak says he's sad to see him his good friend go stepping and stepping back from politics and that's it. a pro—moscow conservative, mr. javid said, serving the government has been the privilege of his life. the rmt has held urgent talks with the government in a bid to halt strikes planned the christmas period. general secretary mick lynch met scotland's minister yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail pay dispute . network rail pay dispute. transport secretary mark harper said he wanted to work with the r.a. and the employees in good faith. resolve issues, mr. lynch said talks will continue over the weekend . tv online and dab+ the weekend. tv online and dab+ radio . this is gb news now it's radio. this

france sajid javid living rough. france sajid javid has become the latest mp to announce he won't standing at the next general election . the the next general election. the mp for bromsgrove was health secretary until july of this when he stood in the tory campaign. prime minister sunak says he's sad to see him his good friend go stepping and stepping back from politics and that's it. a pro—moscow conservative, mr. javid said, serving the government has been the privilege of his life. the rmt has held urgent talks with the government in a bid to halt strikes planned the christmas period. general secretary mick lynch met scotland's minister yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail pay dispute . network rail pay dispute. transport secretary mark harper said he wanted to work with the r.a. and the employees in good faith. resolve issues, mr. lynch said talks will continue over the weekend . tv online and dab+ the weekend. tv online and dab+ radio . this is gb news now it's radio. this

, according to investigators, the organization of several attempts on the former deputy prosecutor javidere improvised explosive devices. in the office yard the first stage and the second are also self-made explosive device aimed at a car. was going to blow up. this is not all, according to the investigation, the murder of venus and the attempt on damirov are by no means an exhaustive list of chekin's atrocities , the murder of israel was also committed by order of the checks on evrazich. izrailov is an entrepreneur who lived here in khanty-mansiysk. e. also his close comrades, uh, and m-m israelov owed him money, uh, which lost him in the game of poker and killing the rupil. he is also a local entrepreneur . it means between checks and dispute property plan related to real estate. here they have a conflict, so he was ordered by zamanovsky, he was shot dead. uh, good close friends checking the customer vzmanov's mastermind of all the murders of the dark spots wasn't running, purely. well, chess preference. the player, but not in that sense, shows somehow in the film there, which means th

, according to investigators, the organization of several attempts on the former deputy prosecutor javidimprovised explosive devices. in the yard of the office the first stage and the second is also an improvised explosive device aimed at the car. for some reason, he was going to blow up with everyone. this is not all according to the investigation, the murder of venus and the attempt on damirov is by no means an exhaustive list of atrocities. chekin' homicide izrailov was also commissioned by chekin evgenievich israilov - this is an entrepreneur who lived here in khanty-mansiysk. e. also a close friend of his, uh, and uh, izrailov owed him money, uh, which he lost to him in the game of poker and the murder of the rapper. this is also a local entrepreneur. this means between a person and a rupee sport with real estate, they have a conflict, so he ordered zamanovsky to be shot on occasion. friends checking customer vzmanovsky organizer of all the murders of the dark spots was not running, purely. well, chess preference. the player, but not in that sense, shows somehow in the film there, w

so what secretary, sajid javid. so what he said? that's it. that is secretary, sajid javid.hat he said? that's it . that is an he said? that's it. that is an accessible response. perhaps in the pub with your mates, but from a former cabinet minister and a sitting mp . it's not okay and a sitting mp. it's not okay at all because stating so what's in public discourse utterly fails to allow debates that we must have about the costs and benefits of a rapidly changing british demographic. so what is flippant and aggressive? it reduces the issue to one of melanin skin pigmentation and needs to be more than that for everyone's sake. javid fails to recognise that some people are concerned about the erosion of a national british identity and stifling debate. is the best way to cause more resentment and division . human beings are division. human beings are tribal . to be division. human beings are tribal. to be cast out division. human beings are tribal . to be cast out from tribal. to be cast out from one's tribe. signalled certain death a few thousand years ago. luckily, we no long

investigators believe, the organization of several attempts on the life of former deputy prosecutor javide were improvised explosive devices. in the office yard the first is there and the second is also an improvised explosive device aimed at a car. every time i was going to blow up. this is not all according to the investigation, the murder of a bucket and an attempt on domirov. by no means an exhaustive list of atrocities. chekin's murder of izrailov was also commissioned. chekin evrazilishche izrailov is an entrepreneur who lived here in khanty-mansiysk. e. also a close friend of his, uh, and m-m izrailov owed him money, uh, which lost him poker and the murder of the speaker. this is also a local entrepreneur. this means between checks and rupee sports related to real estate. friends checking customer vzmanovsky organizer of all the murders of dark spots was not running chess preference. the player, but not in that sense, shows somehow in the film there, which means that channel one showed that there are cards there, that i play everything for the third time. this is high intellectual.

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although sajid javid not endorse him for the leadership , he endorsed liz the leadership, he endorsedrated intriguing stuff. kathryn always pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much indeed for being with us. that is katharine foster gb news, political reporter, now labour deputy leader angela rayner said that rishi sunak has failed his first electoral test following our party's record byelection win in chester. following for my chancellor sajid javid announcement that he is stepping down in the next general election . so is that the election. so is that the beginning of the end of a conservative government? while labour mp for birmingham perry bar joins me live now bar mahmood joins me live now down the line and there is good friend of ours on this programme. always good to see you. chester numbers i think show that if there were a general election tomorrow which of course they won't be? you'd have a majority, but it would be relatively slender compared to some of the headlines that we have endured . have labour got to have endured. have labour got to get a bit more realistic and a

the chancellor rishi sunak and health secretary sajid javid resign from the cabinet, telling the primes colleagues and party. good evening. i'm just going to spend some time with my family. thank you for coming. borisjohnson is holed up in downing street with aides, trying to plug the holes in what looks like a sinking premiership. is it all over, prime minister? many of his mps thought so. today i ask him to do the honourable thing, to put the interests of the nation before his own interests. does the prime minister think there are any circumstances in which he should resign? the now former health secretary delivered a merciless blow. treading the tightrope between loyalty and integrity has become impossible in recent months. and at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. the prime minister tried to carry on as usual. it's been reported that there's a delegation of your cabinet colleagues waiting in downing street, including the chief whip, transport secretary and your new chancellor, waiting to tell you when you finish here today that it's time for you to go. how will

out went sajid javid when he resigned in protest at boris johnson's leadership.out when liz truss became prime minister, and in came therese coffey. just a few weeks later, out went therese coffey and welcome back steve barclay. four health secretaries in as many months, one of whom was the same person. there is also one bit of data that suggests the impact of covid will remain with all of us for a long time to come. for most of the year, the number of excess deaths recorded in the uk has been well above the five—year average. that means hundreds of extra deaths a week, but less than half are directly linked to the virus. some of those deaths may be because of the very hot weather we had in the summer. and we do have an aging population. but it's also possible that a previous covid infection has left some people more frail. and we also know that the pandemic has left others less healthy. for example, alcohol consumption is up, while physical activity has fallen. early on in the pandemic, many people stayed away from the nhs, and that's led to concerns over undiag

politics in 2022 had a predictable impact in the department of health for england. 0ut went sajid javidcame steve barkley as his replacement, but he was out when liz truss became prime minister and in came therese coffey. just a few weeks later out went coffey and welcome back steve barclay. four all health secretary in as many months, one of whom was the same person. there is also one bit of data that suggest the impact of covid will remain with all of us for a long time to come. most of the year the number of excess deaths recorded in the uk has been well above the five—year average. that means hundreds of extra deaths a week but less than half directly linked to the virus. some of those deaths may be because of the very hot weather we had in the summer and we do have an ageing population. but it's also possible that a previous covid infection has left some people more frail. we also know the pandemic has left others less healthy. for example, alcohol consumption is up while physical activity has fallen. early on in the pandemic many people stayed away from the nhs and that led to con

that she sajid javid . she she backed sajid javid.n't get onto the ballot papen didn't get onto the ballot paper. an early paper. but you were an early backer of his useful strategies. so yeah, yeah. i mean, he's obviously my constituency neighbour and he's been someone so loyal to coutts for a lot for me. so when i actually started my political journey in 2013, when i for a seat in birmingham, i birmingham north i thought birmingham north failed, was a labour seat. failed, which was a labour seat. i didn't it, but one of the i didn't win it, but one of the first people actually ever first people to actually ever come help me such, come out and help me with such, and out back in 2013, and he came out back in 2013, he'd bring his team. he can walk the streets with me. so he's backed me that time. so backed me all that time. so yeah, course miss him. yeah, of course i'll miss him. but he will. i'm sure but you know, he will. i'm sure he'll on do other things. he'll go on to do other things. he's a very talented person. a lot of mps, it'

that she sajid javid . she she backed sajid javid.n't get onto the ballot papen didn't get onto the ballot paper. an early paper. but you were an early backer of his useful strategies. so yeah, yeah. i mean, he's obviously my constituency neighbour and he's been someone so loyal to coutts for a lot for me. so when i actually started my political journey in 2013, when i for a seat in birmingham, i birmingham north i thought birmingham north failed, was a labour seat. failed, which was a labour seat. i didn't it, but one of the i didn't win it, but one of the first people actually ever first people to actually ever come help me such, come out and help me with such, and out back in 2013, and he came out back in 2013, he'd bring his team. he can walk the streets with me. so he's backed me that time. so backed me all that time. so yeah, course miss him. yeah, of course i'll miss him. but he will. i'm sure but you know, he will. i'm sure he'll on do other things. he'll go on to do other things. he's a very talented person. a lot of mps, it'

meanwhile, former home and health sajid javid became the 13th conservative mp to announce that he willhe next general election , fuelling speculation election, fuelling speculation that tory mp are jumping ship . that tory mp are jumping ship. they anticipate losing their seats when the country next goes to the polls . so all tory mps to the polls. so all tory mps ship. joining me now is commentator some dowler and editor of the oldie magazine mount. you both forjoining me in the studio some i'll start with you. all the rats jumping ship . yeah, well, i think they ship. yeah, well, i think they are. i think with the chest by—election result as i was just saying like as soon as the people get a chance , stick the people get a chance, stick the knife in, they are because the tories know that there's no way back from this. they have to popularity has plummeted and who want to be part of a totally unpopular party. nobody wants everybody there getting slacked off left, right and centre like you know don't want be in that you know i don't want be in that gang want to be you'd be like oh i'm

of the year, if not the decade, which was seeing 60 members of his government, starting with sajid javid expected to witness with any prime minister. and yet that wasn't the most extreme or extraordinary, you know, set of events of the year. ijust remember that week not being able to remember who the chancellor was, and i couldn't remember if he was still there or not because it was also because nadhim zahawi threatened to resign. but in my mind, because i'd listened to it first thing in the morning, i thought he had. anyway. now, robert, let's listen to one of your good bits. and actually, this is worth listening to in depth, because it's the pause when liz truss struggles to answer. and then what happens at the end when she walks off as well. uh, robert peston. prime minister, the former tory chancellor, philip hammond, has just said that you have totally trashed the tory party's election winning reputation for economic competence. will you apologise to your party? well, i am determined to deliver on what i set out when i campaigned to be party leader. we need to have a high growth eco

the former chancellor and health secretary, sajid javid, says he will stand down as a conservative mpad "wrestled with for some time" but that he would continue to support the government. the prime minister, rishi sunak, described the news as "sad" and praised his work as the mp for bromsgrove. labour has hailed their by—election victory in chester. samantha dixon increased labour's majority to almost 11,000. it was the first electoral test for the conservatives since borisjohnson and liz truss were ousted as prime minister just weeks apart. twitter has again suspended the account of the artist formerly known as kanye west. the social media platform's new boss, elon musk, said the rapper had violated rules banning incitement to violence. west now calls himself ye. he had 30 million followers on twitter before the latest suspension. to the world cup now and south korea beat portugal, putting them through to the knockout stages for only the third time in their history. portugal are but south korea's unexpected when led to desperate scenes for uruguay, who have been now knocked out of th