john ashworth, thank you ve much services. john ashworth, thank you very much indeed. _ services.ion from ian blackford, the snp's leader at westminster. he joins us as well. the prime minister, she said she was listening, the mini budget went further and faster, she said the markets were expecting it, we need to act now to reassure the markets, we have to deliver our mission in a different way. what those all sensible statements from the prime minister? where you relieved to hear those statements from the prime minister? �* ., minister? and relieved that the chancellor _ minister? and relieved that the chancellor has _ minister? and relieved that the chancellor has gone _ minister? and relieved that the chancellor has gone and - minister? and relieved that the chancellor has gone and that i minister? and relieved that the | chancellor has gone and that we minister? and relieved that the - chancellor has gone and that we have seen at least some of the unfunded tax cuts that reverse the decline in corporation tax, taken off the table, but we can't lose sight of the damage that has

rightly identified, this is like the titanic ——john rightly identified, this is like the titanic —— john ashworth out in the real world away from west minister is in absolute tatters. he has a mountain to climb if the conservatives are going to get thrashed at the next general election. i have to say, i'm quite intrigued by this idea that he is bringing all strands of the party back together. itjust bringing all strands of the party back together. it just shows you bringing all strands of the party back together. itjust shows you the huge shift on the right of the conservative party because people who would never got into cabinet, never mind being made hose secretary, especially after they resigned our back there. i mean, this is an important day today. as someone who is a british asian as our first someone who is a british asian as ourfirst man of someone who is a british asian as our first man of colour going into number ten as prime minister is a fabulous achievement, that is something really good and very positive. everybody should be pleased about. leading on from that, my concern about rish

as john ashworth has rightly identified, this is like the titanic he didn't say this but i'll say thisic. i think the conservative parties reputation with your viewers, out in the real world, away from west minister is in absolute tatters. he has a mountain to climb if the conservatives are going to get trashed at the next general election. i have to say, i'm quite intrigued by this idea that he is bringing all strands of the party back to gather. itjust shows you the huge shift to the right of the conservative party because people who would never of gotten into cabinet, never mind being made home secretary, especially after they resign. they are back there. i have to say this, where is the kent clark wing of the conservative party that used to be the dominant force in the conservative party? they don't seem to feature at all. i'm assuming tom to feature at all. i'm assuming tom to kinard is back in cabinet, although he backed liz truss. and mel's stride in cabinet, he's good, he's a proper tory for that where the rest of them? if the tory stand any chance at winning the next election