jacob rees-mogg - servants to work from home. i love this one.ck to the office and now he's planning to sell their offices to raise one and a half billion pounds. now the reason we've given for this is a lot of civil servants are moving out of london to go to regional offices. obviously, this is that something to do with the fact that they are working from home. quite honestly, this is the most sensible thing that jacob rees—mogg probably would ever do on the basis that so many private companies, including mine, we've got a lot of people working from home for that we've been able to get rid of two expensive floors as a result. government should be doing exactly the same and getting rid of expensive whitehall offices if they can. , , , , expensive whitehall offices if they can. , , , can. depends on if this is a temporary _ can. depends on if this is a temporary or— can. depends on if this is a temporary or permanent i can. depends on if this is a - temporary or permanent change in work habits. but we will see. for those who are working, potential

even if you listen to jacob rees mogg and the idea that new teachers, nurses and police officers — newaid less in the north compared to the south—east, that will_ north compared to the south—east, that will make it even more difficult _ that will make it even more difficult to recruit.— that will make it even more difficult to recruit. and u-turn they did. _ difficult to recruit. and u-turn they did, less _ difficult to recruit. and u-turn they did, less than _ difficult to recruit. and u-turn they did, less than 20 - difficult to recruit. and u-turn| they did, less than 20 minutes difficult to recruit. and u-turn - they did, less than 20 minutes after these words left ben helton's mouth, liz truss's campaign said she would not go along to it head with his plans if she were elected leader. this policy is just one of many rushed out by candidates fighting for the keys to number ten. but behind headlines like slashing whitehall waste, designed to appeal to tory members, this u—turn reveals how big questions remain about how some of these ideas would work in practice. the time is 1:18. ou

even if you listen to jacob rees mogg and the idea that new teachers, nurses and police officers willake it even more difficult to recruit. and u—turn they did, less than 20 minutes after these words left ben helton's mouth. liz truss's campaign said she would not go along with the plans if she were elected leader. this policy is just one of many rushed out by candidates fighting for the keys to number 10. but behind headlines like slashing whitehall waste, designed to appeal to tory members, this u—turn reveals how big questions remain about how some of these ideas would work in practice. david cornock is in westminster. quite a the 24—hour kanaya policy idea absolutely criticised by people inside and outside her party. == inside and outside her party. -- what a 24 _ inside and outside her party. » what a 24 hours. the policy lasted about 12 hours, think before it was unceremoniously dumped. liz truss claims it was wilfully misrepresented by our opponents, but when you look at the small print, the only way she could save something like £11 billion per year would be for it to be exten

a man keen on the idea of shaking up how whitehall works and are supported liz truss is jacob rees—moggea. it is saying we will try this with civil servants and see | try this with civil servants and see if it is— try this with civil servants and see if it is possible to do and if it works— if it is possible to do and if it works to _ if it is possible to do and if it works to have regional pay boards. i think— works to have regional pay boards. i think that _ works to have regional pay boards. i think that is — works to have regional pay boards. i think that is perfectly reasonable as your— think that is perfectly reasonable as your moving jobs out of london for new_ as your moving jobs out of london for new employees, anyone who currently — for new employees, anyone who currently works for the civil service _ currently works for the civil service will remain on their current terms _ service will remain on their current terms but — service will remain on their current terms but new people will be paid the market rate in the area in which they live _ the market rate in the area in which