kevin hollinrake, the shadow business and trade secretary, will be here.'m going to be asking him why he is backing kemi badenoch to be the next tory leader. i'll also be joined by her rival, leadership hopeful tom tugendhat, who has edged out mel stride from the competition. can he jump ahead of his rivals and surprise the polls to clinch the tory leadership? the former chair of the 1922 committee, lord graham brady, who has been making headunes brady, who has been making headlines particularly in the telegraph, serialising his book where he shares the secrets behind his discussions with prime ministers, often before they've been forced to resign. it's fascinating stuff. he's going to be here in the studio with me. and as starmer and biden brush off the threat of a war from putin will be speaking to sir simon mayall, the former defence chief of staff, we've got 90 minutes of punchy politics ahead, so don't go anywhere . anywhere. let's go through the newspapers now with jake wallis simons, the editor of the jewish chronicle. jake, lovely to see you this m

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that's james cartlidge and kevin hollinrake. this is very good news for kemi badenoch.in the first round of voting last week, she got 22 votes against, robert jenrick, 28 votes, six votes behind. it doesn't sound like very much, but of course we're talking about very, very small numbers here. given there are only 122 conservative mps in parliament at the beginning of this race, kemi badenoch was very much seen as the firm favourite. but last week questions were being raised about whether she would manage to get the support of mps. she's not known generally to be that popular among conservative mps, not particularly because of her politics, but more because of her sort of attitude. in the tea room, she's seen as a she can be a little bit sort of ratty, a bit difficult to get on with. the fact that she has now managed to secure such a big chunk of that shadow cabinet, who, of course, are her own colleagues. she was in the cabinet under rishi sunak is very good news for her, because if she makes it onto that final two, the final two get sent to the members and the members

so we'll be speaking to them also got kevin hollinrake in the studio.ff, about his new book. so lots to go at from 930. >> yeah, brilliant programme . >> yeah, brilliant programme. programme, camilla, thanks very much indeed. and now it's time for the great british giveaway, your chance to win the equivalent of having an extra £3,000 in your bank account every month for a whole year. it's a whopping £36,000 in tax free cash. that's the prize. here are all the details you'll need for a chance to make it yours. >> you could be the next great british giveaway winner with a whopping £36,000 in tax free cash in your bank account. imagine getting the winning phone call for that. >> i've got some really good news for you. you've won £30,000, £30,000 cash. >> oh my god, i'm gonna cry. that's brilliant news for another chance to win £36,000 in tax free cash . tax free cash. >> text cash to 632321. entry cost £2 plus one standard network rate message or text bonus to 632325 entries cost £5 plus one standard network rate message. you can enter online at gbnews.com