to cabinet — not be featuring in a liz truss to cabinet and _ not be featuring in a liz to make _ cabinet and they would be sacked to make way— cabinet and they would be sacked to make way for new talent, or supporters of hers, in other words, rising _ 5upporter5 of hers, in other words, rising stars— supporters of hers, in other words, rising stars including kemi bagnall, who i_ rising stars including kemi bagnall, who i think— rising stars including kemi bagnall, who i think is fab. the rising stars including kemi bagnall, who i think is fab.— who i think is fab. the leadership contender who _ who i think is fab. the leadership contender who has _ who i think is fab. the leadership contender who has suppressed i who i think is fab. the leadership i contender who has suppressed and inspired people during the leadership campaign as a fresh face. does this chime with the stuff you are hearing and what does it tell us? ~ . are hearing and what does it tell us? . ., ., ., are hearing and what does it tell us? ~ . ., ., , us? we had a rundown in the times about a week _ us?

soon access, i will not take job near the bottom, it says soon access, i will not takejob in liz truss cabinetby, or does it seem inevitable, given the gulf of their different plans in the economy and on taxation? it different plans in the economy and on taxation?— different plans in the economy and on taxation? ., , , on taxation? it has not exactly been a good-natured _ on taxation? it has not exactly been a good-natured contest _ on taxation? it has not exactly been a good-natured contest for - on taxation? it has not exactly been a good-natured contest for the - a good—natured contest for the conservative leadership. in some ways. _ conservative leadership. in some ways, it — conservative leadership. in some ways, it is — conservative leadership. in some ways, it is not surprising, there was _ ways, it is not surprising, there was speculation over the weekend, including _ was speculation over the weekend, including from my colleague in the lobby— including from my colleague in the lohby at _ including from my colleague in the lobby at westminster that liz truss was planning to offer rishi

what i would say is about both is that rishi sunak was very recently in cabinet and held the nation... liz trussn cabinet. one would hope they have a pretty good idea of what they have a pretty good idea of what the government would look like. the real question comes onto which way you do it. do you get a hand out? do you do it. do you get a hand out? do you give tax cuts? we're still suffering from the aftermath of covid. the reason we have high inflation is because supply chains were disrupted. that's been exacerbated by the ukrainian war. then we've got to china going into a slowdown because of their extreme zero covert policies, and that's causing a worldwide recession —— covid policies. when rishi sunak talks about this, in a sense, it continues what he was doing when covid was on. probably, that's the right thing to do if you can do it in a non—inflationary way by targeting people's bills as people are getting help with costs now. do you think we will see an emergency budget which is what gordon brown is suggesting? i budget which is what gordon brown is su: arestin ? ~' ,, budget which is

that in a couple weeks, presumably liz truss to be _ couple weeks, presumably liz truss to be in _ couple weeks, presumably liz truss to be in office and have her new cabinetnet in — to be in office and have her new cabinet in place. to me, it started to read _ cabinet in place. to me, it started to read a — cabinet in place. to me, it started to read a little bit like a job application from a nadhim zahawi who was told _ application from a nadhim zahawi who was told to— application from a nadhim zahawi who was told to work flat out so the incoming — was told to work flat out so the incoming pm could hit the ground running — incoming pm could hit the ground running. but it's very loose on detaii at_ running. but it's very loose on detail. at recent hustings, liz truss— detail. at recent hustings, liz truss has— detail. at recent hustings, liz truss has still been saying she won't — truss has still been saying she won't bump more money into the system — won't bump more money into the system. we know she's not keen on hand-outs, — system. we know she's not keen on hand—outs, there's not much reassurance buried in this story, and an— reassurance buried in thi

welsh secretary sir robert buckland has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss — becoming the first cabinetservative leadership race. he told the daily telegraph that after "deep" reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. great britain's rowers thave won seven medals at the european championships in germany this morning, including four golds. there are high hopes for the british women's gymnastics team later today. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor can tell us more. we must start on the water because it has been a great morning for great britain. as you mentioned, seven medals in rowing, four gold. the rush was started by the women's four, then a few minutes later the men's four and certainly one of the performances of the morning had to be the women's quad sculls. they make their win look easy, they led from the start, never looked back and in the end with three seconds ahead of the netherlands. it means great britain are top of the medal table. really impressive stuff so far. gb have proved to be heroes on the water, can the gymnasts match th

welsh secretary, sir robert buckland, has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss, becoming the first cabinete. he told the daily telegraph that after "deep" reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. climbing all of scotland's munros, or mountains, is a rite of passage for some hill walkers. but can you imagine scaling all 282 summits at the age of 82? nick gardner from the highlands set himself the challenge after his wife was taken into care. and as the royal osteoporosis society has just tweeted its congratulations, because, in the past hour he has just completed his final climb of the munros challenge. being with my wife is very challenging. because she does know me, but onlyjust. when your partner has alzheimer's, the problems are very severe. it has helped me deal with those problems. when i could no longer look after her, that was the game changer. that one really knocked me over. and i thought, "i have got to get a focus on life that was going to last a while." just doing, say, a marathon wouldn't be sufficient. once i had done it, the challeng

welsh secretary, sir robert buckland, has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss, becoming the first cabinetelegraph that, after deep reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. the leader of plaid cymru has called onjonathan edwards to stand down as an mp. mr edwards, who has sat as an independent mp, was cautioned by police in 2020 for assaulting his wife, and suspended from the party. earlier this week, it was announced he would be permitted to represent the party at westminster again, but adam price has since advised edwards to resign. our political correspondent david wallace—lockhartjoined me earlier to explain how the story developed. earlier this week, the party said he would be permitted to have the whip back, as it is known, to represent the party. the party chairwoman said that came following procedural advice they had received. a decision that split the party. their formal leader leanne wood was quite vocal saying she did not agree with that. we also heard from jonathan edwards's wife who said she was appalled and disappointed by this decisi

i something that liz truss want to carry on, we know there are many economic plans that the uk government, when it was under rishi sunak as chancellor and liz truss was in the cabinete available for people to deal with the rising energy bills in the months ahead. what we do know is that the uk government under boris johnson is saying it is not our place to make majorfiscal decisions when a new prime minister will be in place a number of weeks. however, for many people, weeks more of uncertainty about exactly what help they will get is quite difficult because we simply don't know who the prime minister is going to be. we have heard from the chancellor this morning, he was talking about how hisjob at the morning, he was talking about how his job at the moment is split between two macro roles, essentially, there has been 37 billion pounds the uk government says of support outlined so far, he is trying to ensure people get that so, for example, every household across the uk will, as of october, start getting £400 in instalments of their energy bills, but he also talked about the fact that he wanted to present the next prime minister with policies, with options on the c

welsh secretary, sir robert buckland, has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss, becoming the first cabinetership race. he told the daily telegraph that after "deep" reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. it's the perfect weekend for a day out at the beach, but a lack of public toilets in some seaside towns is catching people short, and potentially affecting tourism. campaigners in cleethorpes are concerned that visitors are leaving the beach and heading home early due to a shortage of facilities. lizzie steel has more. sun, sea, sand. bog—standard ingredients for a day at the beach. spending a penny has never been so hard. i spending a penny has never been so hard. , . , spending a penny has never been so hard. , ., , , hard. i personally saw people urinatin: hard. i personally saw people urinating on _ hard. i personally saw people urinating on the _ hard. i personally saw people urinating on the beach. - hard. i personally saw people | urinating on the beach. worse. hard. i personally saw people - urinating on the beach. worse. it is not accept

i can imagine liz truss, saying, "why do i have to have these other cabinet ministers, "i can do it allne donald trump doing it. now, constitutionally, it's interesting, isn't it? there are issues, because the governor—general, who is the queen's representative in australia, appears to have signed off on these changes but again didn't tell anyone. he was secretly sworn in — i there are secret ceremonies that took place. i mean, it'sjust so bizarre, the whole situation! - now, it is important - to stress that he did not do anything illegal. he acted completely legally. it is within his power to sign himself_ it is within his power to sign himself secretly— it is within his power to sign himself secretly into - it is within his power to sign himself secretly into jobs. l of course, there is a public- expectation that you would tell us this, and of course, i if not the prime minister, then maybe the _ governor—general should have. and this is very worrying i territory because we have a different climate, i a different landscape in australia now under- the new labor government. they have ap

welsh secretary, sir robert buckland, has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss, becoming the first cabinetnservative leadership race. he told the daily telegraph that, after deep reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. a critical incident�*s been declared by the nhs in shropshire. the crisis has been put down to a high number of patients arriving at hospital, difficulties discharging people because of a lack of capacity in the care sector, and staff absence because of covid. it means some non—urgent operations will be postponed. climbing all of scotland's munros, or mountains, is a rite of passage for some hill walkers, but can you imagine scaling all 282 summits at the age of 82? nick gardner from the highlands set himself the challenge after his wife was taken into care, and the royal 0steoporosis society has tweeted its congratulations because, this afternoon, he's completed his final climb of the munros challenge. here's more about his motivation. being with my wife is very challenging because she does know me, but onlyjust. when your partner

and liz truss, saying, why do i have to have these other cabinet ministers, i can do it all?!rab instinct around in the air at the moment, you can imagine donald trump doing it. constitutionally, there are issues, because the government in general, the queen's presented in australia, appears to have signed off on these changes but again didn't tell anyone. he was secretly sworn in, there were secretl ceremonies that took place. it isjust so bizarre, | the whole situation. now, it is important to stress- that he did not do anything illegal. he acted completely legally, he is allowed to do that, - signing himself intojobs,| of course there is a public expectation that you would tell us this, and of course, _ if not the prime minister, i then maybe the government general should have. this is worrying territory— because we have a different climate, different landscape in australia - now, under the new labour government that pointed the first ever public minister, in the second time, - they would definitely push forward for a republic. the reason the monarchy stays in australia is

welsh secretary, sir robert buckland, has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss — becoming the first cabinete. he told the daily telegraph that after "deep" reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. the headlines on bbc news... the man suspected of attacking and seriously wounding author salman rushdie has been charged with attempted murder. more extreme heat is expected in the southern half of the uk over the next two days. that, as experts also warn england's drought could last into the next year. travel disruption after thousands of train drivers from 9 rail companies go on strike across the uk today. it's the latest walkout in a row over pay and conditions. climbing all of scotland's munros, or mountains, is a rite of passage for some hill walkers. but can you imagine scaling all 282 summits at the age of 82? nick gardner from the highlands set himself the challenge after his wife was taken into care. and as the royal 0steoporosis society has tweeted its congratulations because, he has now completed his final climb of the munros challenge. being w

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on the front of the times, some strong words from the former cabinet minister michael gove, who says that liz truss plans are "a holiday from reality". in the telegraph, "avoid a&e, says nhs as winter crisis bites early" reads their front page. the i leads on the tory leadership campaign. "truss blow: voters want hand—outs not tax cuts" is their headline. and finally, the guardian, "nhs cannot be put on a pedestal" — quoting after prime ministerial candidate liz truss, who — the paper says — called for cuts to the service. daily mail tomorrow with an attack on nhs, accusing the service of spending £1 million on "woke groups" for their staff. on the front page of tomorrow's mirror, "fergie's case for the defence" — afterformer united manager testified in ryan giggs�* trial. the express is the migrant crisis will at least last five more years. the financial times�* weekend pages carry a warning about a market rally from the bankers of wall street. do you want to kick us off first of all this evening? this is the front page of the times, truss plans a holiday from reality, says gove? michael gove is c

sir robert buckland has become the first cabinet minister in the uk to publicly switch his support from rishi sunak to liz trussrobert says ms truss is the "right person to take the country forward". the welsh secretary had previously backed former chancellor mr sunak, citing his experience and judgment. 0ur political correspondent david wallace lockhart is here with me now. how significant is this? it is a big blow to rishi _ how significant is this? it is a big blow to rishi sunak's _ how significant is this? it is a big blow to rishi sunak's campaign l how significant is this? it is a big | blow to rishi sunak's campaign to being next prime minister of the united kingdom. robert buckland, it was not long ago he was going on television programmes saying that rishi sunak was the right person to lead the country through challenging economic times but he has written this piece for the telegraph newspaper today where he says that liz truss is now the right person to take the country forward. he talks about changing his name, says it has not been an easy decision for him to make, he says he has spoken to liz truss

as you said, there's been another poll suggesting that liz truss has a large lead and we have seen a number of senior figures such as former cabinetether again in the next couple of weeks. and he addresses his own political future, saying he doesn't expect to be in government again.— saying he doesn't expect to be in covernment aaain. . ~' ,. . government again. thank you so much. we will see you — government again. thank you so much. we will see you soon. _ vladimir putin has said un officials will be allowed to visit and inspect the russian—held zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine. the announcement comes amid growing concern over the safety of europe's largest nuclear plant. 0ur correspondent hugo bachega is in 0desa — hugo, take us through the questions that remain here. a green light in terms of it happening, but the question being when it well. it is question being when it well. it is an interesting _ question being when it well. it 3 an interesting question because last night president zelenskyy address the specific details were being discussed. it seems that russia has dropped its demand that any mission should go t

what's very interesting about this race is just a little while ago, liz truss managed to get another backer of hers in herformer cabinet person that triggered the downfall of borisjohnson, if you like, it was his resignation that led to the wave of resignations that led to the wave of resignations that we saw that ended up with boris johnson resigning. and what he's said in why he's backing liz truss is that again, it comes down to tax policy — he says that liz truss has a bold economic plan, he doesn't agree with the plan to keep taxes as they are at the moment, he like them reduced. he also tried to stand for the leadership race but pulled out quite quickly. in his agenda, he also talked about cutting taxes — but he doesn't personally attack rishi sunak and what he's talking about. . , . ., ~ , about. thanks very much for keeping an e e on about. thanks very much for keeping an eye on the — about. thanks very much for keeping an eye on the situation _ about. thanks very much for keeping an eye on the situation there, - about. thanks very much for keeping an eye on the situation there, those| an eye on the situation t

writing in the times, the former cabinet minister criticised mr sunak�*s rival, liz truss, saying sheer plans to cut tax, rather than give direct payments to struggling households. she has previously argued that high taxes are "potentially choking off economic growth". earlier i spoke to our political correspondent helen catt who told me that mr gove has been very critical of liz truss's policies. michael gove says he is deeply concerned that the framing of the leadership debate by many has been a holiday from reality that the answer to the cost of living crisis is not to reject further hand—outs and cut tax and instead he believes that rishi sunak has the right approach to tackling the cost of living. this is certainly a helpful intervention for team rishi sunak. michael gove is a big figure in uk politics and has been for more than a decade now and is seen as a serious politician, a serious thinker, so for him to come out and back rishi sunak�*s policies is helpful and is helpful at this point as well, because we've seen in recent weeks people who were backing rishi sunak publicly s

writing in the times newspaper, the former cabinet minister criticised mr sunak�*s rival, liz truss,ith her plans to cut tax, rather than give direct payments to struggling households. she has previously argued that high taxes are "potentially choking off economic growth". i'm joined by our political correspondent, helen catt. fairly critical then of liz truss's policies? fairly critical then of liz truss's olicies? , , ., fairly critical then of liz truss's olicies? , i. , fairly critical then of liz truss's olicies? , , ., policies? yes, you picked out the key phrase _ policies? yes, you picked out the key phrase that _ policies? yes, you picked out the key phrase that michael- policies? yes, you picked out the key phrase that michael gove - policies? yes, you picked out the| key phrase that michael gove says policies? yes, you picked out the - key phrase that michael gove says he is deeply concerned the framing of the leadership debate by many has been a holiday from reality, that the answer to the cost of living crisis cannot be simply to reject further hand—outs and contacts. he

across all of government and i have great respect personally for liz truss and i am sure all the best people will be involved in any cabinetwill be involved in any cabinet from rishi sunak. shallot cabinet from rishi sunak. all of thank you- _ cabinet from rishi sunak. all of thank you- -- — cabinet from rishi sunak. all of thank you. -- oliver _ cabinet from rishi sunak. all of thank you. -- oliver dowden. i a leading charity is warning that millions of children in england could go hungry this summer because councils have reduced or scrapped free school meal vouchers over the school holidays. the children's society says the rising cost of living and changes to how the scheme is funded have created a postcode lottery for families that are already struggling. 0ur education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. zed watches every penny. today, she's shopping at a community food pantry to pick up discounted essentials for the children. last summer, zed got a free school meal voucher in the holidays worth £15 a week. but here in birmingham, that's been scrapped. £15 might not sound like a lot of money. actually, in the grand

he emphasised he is a change candidate, liz truss had been in cabinet longer than he had and he had supportednd reform. i think both candidates pretty happy this morning with the way that the hustings went last night but they still have weeks to go of this campaign and i think the key voters they are hoping to win over other people who are still undecided now that the ballots have gone out. thank you very much for now. british airways says it will stop selling tickets on short—haulflights from heathrow airport until monday. the move is due to the cap on daily passenger numbers that the airport has imposed over the summer, in an attempt to reduce travel chaos. the sales suspension will affect ba's flights to domestic and european destinations. the england women's football team have been celebrating their historic euros victory with thousands of fans in london's trafalgar square. and the party's continued up and down country, with the lionesses inspiring young girls to follow their footballing dreams. laura tra nt reports. players and fans followed the lead of england manager sarina wiegman who

and liz truss, saying, why do i have to have these other cabinet ministers, i can do it all?! ceremonies that took place it— there are secret ceremonies that took place it is— there are secret ceremonies that took place. it isjust _ there are secret ceremonies that took place. it isjust so - there are secret ceremonies that took place. it isjust so bizarre, i took place. it isjust so bizarre, the whole — took place. it isjust so bizarre, the whole situation. _ took place. it isjust so bizarre, the whole situation. now, - took place. it isjust so bizarre, the whole situation. now, it. took place. it isjust so bizarre, the whole situation. now, it isi the whole situation. now, it is important _ the whole situation. now, it is important to _ the whole situation. now, it is important to stress _ the whole situation. now, it is important to stress that - the whole situation. now, it is important to stress that he . the whole situation. now, it is| important to stress that he did the whole situation. now, it is- important to stress that he did not do anything — important to stress t

liz truss' latest economic plans. liz truss has affirmed again today, respect for her as a cabinet minister but what i think is a mistakeboth saying very different thins. ., �* ., ., ., i, things. no, i'm acting as an analyst and listening _ things. no, i'm acting as an analyst and listening to _ things. no, i'm acting as an analyst and listening to their— things. no, i'm acting as an analyst and listening to their messaging i things. no, i'm acting as an analyst| and listening to their messaging and looking at the opinion polling. what was striking about the debate last night was that there was a vote taken at the end of the debate and that's the first time there has been a clear support for rishi sunak. that may be a change in attitude or a flash in the pan, we will have to wait and see. d0 a flash in the pan, we will have to wait and see-— wait and see. do you think the context drawn _ wait and see. do you think the context drawn by _ wait and see. do you think the context drawn by the - wait and see. do you think the context drawn by the bank i wait and see. do you think the context drawn by the bank of. wait and se

former uk cabinet minister michael gove says he is backing rishi sunak to be the next prime minister. writing in the times newspaper, mr gove said many people expected liz trusse said he believes rishi sunak "makes the right arguments". he also added he cannot see himself being in government again — bringing hiscareer in front line politics to a close. finland�*s prime minster, sanna marin, says she has nothing to fear after taking a drugs test, following the emergence of a video of her, at a party. the 36—year old took the test, after some in finland, interpreted comments by partygoers in the footage, as referring to drugs. here�*s caroline hawley. these are the pictures that have put the finnish prime minister in the spotlight, sanna marin in the black top enjoying herself at a party, but the leaking of the footage prompted her to take a drugs test, and today she announced she had, though she said she considered the call as unfair and was doing it for her own legal protection. she said she had always been any fit state to lead the country. we didn�*t have any government meetings during that week and i had time off and spent it with my friends and did nothin

what i'm baffled about is that liz truss is the longest serving member of the conservative cabinet, sheabinet they are bound by collective responsibility, they cannot outwardly disagree. i believe she argued for the free market. find outwardly disagree. i believe she argued for the free market. and to be fair to her— argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi _ argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi sunak- argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi sunak did - argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi sunak did not l be fair to her rishi sunak did not dispute that when she raised bed so i think we can expect a fair point but i'm asking what is it about her that lacked the clout and if she lacked the clout, it's not terribly inspiring for her as a prime minister if she could not carry her colleagues and change the argument in government? that colleagues and change the argument in government?— colleagues and change the argument in government? that is the argument with boris johnson, _ in government? that is the argument with boris jo

liz truss, and borisjohnson, should sit down together and agree together. it may not be possible to get them to agree. we know they have different views. , , , , .,. views. they were sitting beside each other in cabinetng beside each other in cabinet until _ views. they were sitting beside each other in cabinet until a _ views. they were sitting beside each other in cabinet until a few- views. they were sitting beside each other in cabinet until a few months i other in cabinet until a few months ago. other in cabinet until a few months auo. ~ , other in cabinet until a few months am, . , ., , ' ago. we see those different approaches- _ ago. we see those different approaches. so _ ago. we see those different approaches. so gordon - ago. we see those different - approaches. so gordon brown's view is that there should be something done now, and as you say, this could be seen as some sort of emergency that. in be seen as some sort of emergency that. , ., , that. in terms of this debate between the _ that. in terms of this debate between the candidates. - that. in terms of this debate between the candidates. do| that. in terms of this debate - between the candidates. do you think the intervention by the g

a lot of your ex cabinet colleagues are coming out in support for liz truss.y too. how do you capitalise _ positively too. how do you capitalise on _ positively too. how do you capitalise on the _ positively too. how do you capitalise on the success l positively too. how do you | capitalise on the success of positively too. how do you - capitalise on the success of the lionesses and improve access to women�*s sport? lionesses and improve access to women's sport?— lionesses and improve access to women's sport? first, as a dad of two young — women's sport? first, as a dad of two young girls. _ women's sport? first, as a dad of two young girls. it _ women's sport? first, as a dad of two young girls, it was _ women's sport? first, as a dad of two young girls, it was fantastic l women's sport? first, as a dad of| two young girls, it was fantastic to see such a success last night. i managed to catch a bit of the game in a pub in salisbury, which was brilliant, such a buzz in there about what was happening. i hope the team�*s successful mean we have got a whole natio

of the talent involved sat around the cabinet table and making some of the long—term decisions on competitiveness that the british economy needs. i think liz truss this because the strength of the dollar— to. let me bring un on this because the strength of the dollar is a - the strength of the dollar is a problem notjust for the uk but for other countries in europe and as i say, it is paying for fuel. other countries in europe and as i say, it is paying forfuel. america has this fuel independence and stm rightly says, the uncertainty of the economic situation here in the uk is driving sterling downwards. do you think americans are conscious of that? �* u, , u, think americans are conscious of that? �* , ., ., that? americans care about what their dollar— that? americans care about what their dollar is _ that? americans care about what their dollar is doing _ that? americans care about what their dollar is doing in _ that? americans care about what their dollar is doing in their- that? americans care about what their dollar is doing in their own l their dollar is doing in their own pocketbooks, and the price of fuel is something that was extremel

we had robert buckland, member of the cabinet, very unusually publicly switching his allegiance from rishi sunak to liz trusse i think it might be, certainly per 100 years. it is very early in the season. it has given statistician something to talk about. their worst start, the most goals conceded. manchester united fans are not very happy, are they? for the first time since the first week of the first premier league season, manchester united fans are waking up with their side bottom of the premier league table. manager erik ten hag called their defeat at brentford disappointing. he may well have used other adjectives in the dressing room. dan ogunshakin rounds up the best of yesterday's action. mutinous before kickoff, and desperate for some positivity, they were let down by their once reliable goalkeeper. horrible error by david de gea! and things got worse for the spaniard, and united, as brentford smelled blood. no wonder he's shaking his head. the hosts would add a third, then a fourth before half time to leave united bottom for the first time since 1992. commentator: manchester united have been shredde

serve a liz truss government that the fact a minister who i disagree with michael gove and lots but is widely— with michael gove and lots but is widely thought of as being one of the competence cabinetshell on michael gove. can rishi sunak get in — nutshell on michael gove. can rishi sunak get in number— nutshell on michael gove. can rishi sunak get in number10? _ nutshell on michael gove. can rishi sunak get in number 10? i'm - nutshell on michael gove. can rishi sunak get in number10? i'm not. nutshell on michael gove. can rishi i sunak get in number10? i'm not sure sunak get in number 10? i'm not sure it is going to make a lot of difference. i think sonny has hit the nail on the head, he is someone who has ideas that has a record of implementing them. it may be the sort of thing you might want but song is right, liz truss is not going to have a honeymoon. big beasts like michael gove, like dominic raab potentially even like rishi sunak himself, will be on the backbenches making it clear that in the words of michael gove, this stresses in a holiday from reality. —— liz truss. we've got two weeks to go until that really gets started. thank you both very much. you are watching break